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 1 3 |      buds; for the bud is in a way the starting-point of the
 2 5 |  continue), there must be some way of cooling the heat resident
 3 6 | part-to give an account of the way and manner in which this
 4 7 |     class take in water in the way fishes do. On the other
 5 9 |    never occurs, in whatsoever way we try to obtain it, since
 6 9 |       should also, in the same way as fishes, draw in air out
 7 11|     out.~But according to this way of thinking it will follow
 8 13|     some of the air going this way through the apertures of
 9 14|       when scattered. Now this way of perishing is due to violence
10 15|      against the membrane. The way in which they move this
11 15|      sound, as we said, in the way that children do by blowing
12 15|      or fluid, can rise a long way: its own motion can for
13 22|        order to understand the way in which the heart is connected
14 27|     inwards.~It is in the same way that the motion of the gills