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1 II, 8 | to this seems to be the arrangement in another and distinct 2 II, 8 | to Insects. In these the arrangement is quite different from 3 II, 9 | extension. For without some such arrangement these movements would be 4 II, 10| other animals than man the arrangement of these sense-organs is 5 II, 14| she brings about the best arrangement of such as are possible. 6 II, 17| dainty food. For by this arrangement they derive a twofold pleasure 7 III, 1 | explanation of this latter arrangement is as follows. The strength 8 III, 2 | equally to both extremes, this arrangement is the one that comes nearest 9 III, 2 | into its cavity. For this arrangement is not only that which makes 10 III, 3 | the air-pipes; and such an arrangement will be the best for giving 11 III, 9 | aorta. The purpose of this arrangement is to allow the superfluous