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 1  II,  10| blood-containing parts, and the cavity in the posterior part of
 2 III,  1 |    these the mouth, that is the cavity which they enclose and form.
 3 III,  2 |       the bones fitted into its cavity. For this arrangement is
 4 III,  4 |     those on the left. The left cavity has the least blood of all,
 5 III,  4 |    coldest; while in the middle cavity the blood, as regards quantity
 6 III,  4 |        does the heat in a large cavity or a large blood-vessel,
 7 III,  9 |       centre of the kidney is a cavity of variable size. This is
 8 III,  9 |        terminate in the central cavity, but is expended on the
 9 III,  9 |        there is no blood in the cavity, nor is any coagulum found
10 III,  9 |        blood, run, one from the cavity of each kidney, to the bladder;
11 III,  9 |         general rule there is a cavity. (This by the way explains
12 III,  9 |      viscera.) From the central cavity the fluid is discharged
13 III,  14|  jejunum lies between the upper cavity which contains the yet unconcocted
14 III,  14|  unconcocted food and the lower cavity which holds the residual
15 III,  15|       reed, but is found in the cavity which separates this terminal