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1   I,  5 |        function, to which it is adapted.~We have, then, first to
2  II,  8 |       to which purpose they are adapted by their hardness; and in
3  II,  9 |        having their extremities adapted to each other, either by
4  II,  10| sense-organs is also such as is adapted in each case to the special
5  II,  16|      requirements, be severally adapted to fulfil the office mentioned
6 III,  1 |  therefore are all sharp, being adapted only for cutting, and are
7 III,  1 |      feet-the bill is broad, or adapted in some other way to the
8 III,  11|   requirements membrane is well adapted; for it is close in texture