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1 III,  5 |  brought into full play in the effort of leaping, is an important
2 III,  5 | brought into play when a great effort of physical strength is
3  IV,  4 |      can only be removed by an effort; in the case of the stromboids,
4   v,  18|   spirts out the spawn with an effort, as though there were difficulty
5   v,  22|        rises up straight by an effort of its own and takes food,
6  VI,  21|     weigh down the cow; if his effort be unsuccessful, the cow
7  IX,  37|       with slime, and makes no effort to catch its wonted prey.
8  IX,  48|     themselves together for an effort and shoot up like arrows,
9  IX,  48|   order to breathe, and in the effort they spring right over the