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1 2|            oily, in order that the moisture of the eye may be proof
2 4|            potable [sc. the sweet] moisture has been exuded from them.~
3 5|      odorous; and when the [sapid] moisture has been burnt out of them,
4 5|     exhalation is merely a form of moisture, but fumid exhalation is,
5 5|    commensurate with the excess of moisture and coldness in his cerebral
6 6| environments, like a drop of sapid moisture poured out into the sea.