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1   I,  4 |   larger natural group.~It is generally similarity in the shape
2  II,  9 |      in hot and dry countries generally. But the greater the bulk
3  II,  16|  stems. In fact it applies it generally to the purposes of a hand.
4 III,  2 | applies either universally or generally. And thus when we say that
5 III,  4 |     of pain and pleasure, and generally of all sensation, plainly
6 III,  4 |      as supports for the body generally.~In animals of great size
7 III,  4 |   them the heart, as the body generally, is of large size. Again
8 III,  6 |       These animals, speaking generally, are also distinguished
9 III,  12|   composition of their bodies generally. Such, for instance, is