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1 2|            of the movement has the effect of making that which sees
2 3|            of the other, giving an effect like that sometimes produced
3 4| consequently, of their stimulative effect, or else being mixed in
4 5|             i.e. water and air, an effect as of something washed out
5 5|         any way to appetite; their effect upon it, if any, is rather
6 5|        unless, indeed, it has some effect upon the taste of their
7 7|           one another. Such is the effect [on one another] of all