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 1 III,  14| stomach is what is called the gut. These parts are present
 2 III,  14|     down, near the end of the gut. Some of the Vivipara also
 3 III,  14|    with the lower part of the gut which serve the same purpose
 4 III,  14|    larger in calibre than the gut, and smooth on the internal
 5 III,  14|       larger, I say, than the gut; for in all animals after
 6 III,  14|   after the stomach comes the gut. This, like the stomach,
 7 III,  14|     their food undergoes. The gut, except in those animals
 8 III,  14|      that, just as a narrower gut succeeds to the upper stomach,
 9 III,  14|    roomy spaces, though their gut is not straight, but has
10 III,  14|  which is a part of the small gut, of the gut, that is, which
11 III,  14|      of the small gut, of the gut, that is, which comes next