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1   I,  1 |   works of nature are, as we see, more than one. There is
2   I,  3 |  dichotomous division, as we see in the proposed dichotomies.
3   I,  3 | instance, and Walking, as we see them divided in the dichotomies
4  II,  7 |      substance, because they see that the spinal marrow is
5  II,  10|    excretions. These writers see that certain of the senses
6  II,  10|    the reason for this; they see also that the brain is the
7  II,  10|     necessary that we should see before us, in the direction
8  II,  13|   and catch its rays, and so see more plainly. Fishes, however,
9 III,  3 |      the oesophagus which we see leading thither from the