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 1     II,  XXIX |   barely the simple ones of a beast with spots, has but a confused
 2    III,  III  |     meet with: every bird and beast men saw; every tree and
 3    III,  III  |     had been in nature such a beast as an unicorn, or such a
 4    III,  XI   |  little print of that herb or beast, than he could have from
 5     IV,  IV   | something between a man and a beast: which prejudice is founded
 6     IV,  IV   |      these two names, man and beast, stand for distinct species
 7     IV,  IV   |   sort of things from man and beast, as the idea of the shape
 8     IV,  IV   |    from either that of man or beast, and be a species of an
 9     IV,  IV   |   something between a man and beast, answered. Here everybody
10     IV,  IV   |     something between man and beast, pray what are they? I answer,
11     IV,  IV   |       signification of man or beast, as the names man and beast
12     IV,  IV   |   beast, as the names man and beast are to have significations
13     IV,  IV   |     something between man and beast, what will become of them
14     IV,  IV   |     are to be found in many a beast.~16. Monsters. But it is
15     IV,  IV   |       foetuses produced, half beast and half man; and others
16     IV,  IV   |       species between man and beast. For what else, I pray,
17     IV,  IV   |     something neither man nor beast, but partaking somewhat
18     IV,  XVIII|  light, less conduct than the beast that perisheth. For if the