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1 III,  21|    this feeding makes them drop their udders. And, by the
2   v,  14|    if the ears do not thus drop, it may have to rut a second
3   v,  22| the comb there is always a drop of honey set against it.
4   v,  23|    their young just like a drop of liquid on to the side
5   v,  23|    the cell of the young a drop of honey in front of it.
6   v,  30|   flying overhead they let drop something like water. Country
7   v,  32|  our grub; and they do not drop off, but can only be torn
8   v,  32|    causes the fruit not to drop off; and with a view to
9  VI,  18|    after she lets her lugs drop, for otherwise she is apt