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1   I,  1 | creatures seek their food in the night-time loose and unattached.~Many
2  II,  10|   temperature of the water is at night-time more genial than that of
3  IV,  10|         Place. They sleep in the night-time more than during the day;
4  IV,  10|          is very obvious; for at night-time bees are at rest and cease
5  IV,  10|         not only do they rest at night-time from dimness of vision (
6   v,  30|          issues from the husk at night-time, and in a moment, as the
7   v,  33|          broods over them in the night-time. It lays a very great number
8 VIII,  5|        strong teeth; it often at night-time emerges from the water and
9  IX,  5 |        their horns, they feed at night-time. The horns at first grow