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1  II,  9 | instance, is the case with the ears and nostrils; for in projecting
2  II,  10|       sense. For there are two ears and two eyes, and the nostrils,
3  II,  10|     from each other as are the ears, neither they nor the nose
4  II,  11|    instance, in quadrupeds the ears stand out freely from the
5  II,  11|       is of advantage that its ears shall be high up and movable;
6  II,  12|       other hand, there are no ears, but only the auditory passages.
7  II,  12|  material for the formation of ears. Exactly the same is the
8  II,  12|   namely the seal, that has no ears but only the auditory passages.
9  II,  13|        some quadrupeds movable ears), in order that they may