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1 1 |     by means of which they take in their food, whether the
2 5 |   in the source of warmth. Take as an illustration what
3 7 |     for none of this class take in water in the way fishes
4 8 |     as a result, they must take the water into their mouth
5 9 |   he says that in air they take in too much air and hence
6 9 | die, but in the water they take in a moderate amount. But
7 17|    respiration they do not take in food, for otherwise suffocation
8 17|  no windpipe and hence can take no harm from liquid lodging