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 1    1,   12|       very well; if mares and sheep and oxen can go that way,
 2    1,   12|    marks of the mares and the sheep.”~“They must have gone on
 3    1,   13| substitute for the ox and the sheep, and I should like to know
 4    1,   14|  depths of abysses. It seizes sheep, and kids, and young calves,
 5    1,   15|  immense herds of milch cows, sheep, oxen, and horses. They
 6    1,   19|  dreaded at the ESTANCIAS, or sheep stations, as it often commits
 7    2,    2|  village, herds of cattle and sheep were feeding.~The boats
 8    2,    9|     they noticed a species of sheep peculiar to New Holland—
 9    2,    9|      peculiar to New Holland— sheep with pig’s heads, feeding
10    2,    9|        79,625.”~“And how many sheep?”~“7,115,943, McNabbs.”~“
11    2,    9|     leap on unequal legs, and sheep have pigs’ heads; where
12    2,   10|     or l,000 bullocks, 11,000 sheep, and 75 horses. All these
13    2,   10|    bullock, and 10s. on every sheep, which would bring him in
14    2,   10|     were kept apart, for wild sheep and bullocks would not have
15    2,   10|   never have grazed where the sheep had passed along, and consequently
16    2,   10| battalions. Five regiments of sheep followed, in charge of twenty
17    2,   10|      water and turn back. The sheep fled in all directions,
18    2,   10|  dragged in by force, but the sheep would not follow. They tried
19    2,   11|   gaze, dotted with countless sheep, and shepherds’ huts. And
20    2,   14|      bullocks and millions of sheep were grazing, tended by
21    2,   14|    bleating of the cattle and sheep.~Toward the east there was
22    2,   14|      met in it certainly, but sheep in abundance. As for game,
23    2,   14|   badger. It is as large as a sheep, and the flesh is excellent.~
24    2,   19| reputation had it equaled the sheep in size. They were obliged
25    3,    5|  until her pastures teem with sheep and oxen.”~“Evidently, my