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1  IV,  9 |       a sound greatly like the cry of the cuckoo, and is nicknamed
2  IV,  9 |        in others, a thin faint cry; in others, a low hiss,
3  IV,  9 |     all animals have a special cry for the like end at the
4  IV,  9 | fighting, as the quail, others cry or crow when challenging
5   v,  14|      terror and alarm; and the cry of the female is short,
6 VII,  10|   sides. And the child gives a cry and puts its hands up to
7  IX,  8 |  advances without uttering any cry, so that no other may hear
8  IX,  8 |         but also a thin shrill cry and other notes. Oftentimes
9  IX,  10|   importance signals it with a cry.~Pelicans that live beside