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 1 XIX  |  instances upon the earth of animals existing under very varying
 2 XIX  |      a medium fatal to other animals; that amphibious creatures
 3 XXII |      moment of enclosing the animals and that of unscrewing the
 4 XXIV |      peoples, herds of lunar animals, towns, lakes, seas? No!
 5 XXV  | wished to convey a number of animals of different sorts, not
 6 III  |  looked and found one of the animals crouched under the divan.
 7 V    |   they are the least favored animals in creation; they are not
 8 VIII |  seeing these earthly-winged animals pecking in your lunar fields!”~“
 9 XIII |   his course; not a group of animals was to be seen indicating
10 XVIII|    they thought that men and animals were represented in the
11 XVIII|   own; that she has produced animals anatomically formed like
12 XVIII|  formed like the terrestrial animals: but I add that these races,