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1    1,    7|    large one, many marvelous insects were they tempted to pluck
2    1,    7| because they eat the noxious insects, and just as we ought the
3    1,    7|     and just as we ought the insects because they live on smaller
4    1,    7| because they live on smaller insects more offensive still. At
5    1,   11|     words to say about these insects, and they were not of a
6    1,   11|   Benito, “or these wretched insects will invade us, and the
7    1,   14|     into the ant-hills whose insects form its principal food;