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1 3|   naturalist continued, "the onager of the ancients, equus asinus,
2 3|     its own species, and the onager is yet more famous for the
3 3| Museum has no example of the onager. ~"What a magnificent animal!"
4 3|      the flight of birds; an onager, sir, would run the best
5 3|    this noble animal. A tame onager, in short, is worth an enormous
6 3|      shepherds could see the onager springing from one rock
7 3|      a cross between a tamed onager and a she-ass, and they
8 3|  before me is the skin of an onager. Opinions differ as to the