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1   I,  5  |      and are of two different colours within, such as birds’ eggs;
2   I,  10 |      that has eyes of diverse colours. Animals, as a rule, have
3 III,  9  |        but frangible.~And the colours of horns and nails and claw
4   v,  33 |       a hard shell and of two colours within, like birds’ eggs,
5  VI,  1  |     chickens; they are of all colours. Some domesticated hens
6  VI,  2  | interior of the egg is of two colours, and the white part is outside
7  VI,  10 |      all fishes is not of two colours within but is of even hue;
8 VIII,  30|     the smaris have different colours at different seasons, as
9  IX,  14 |    about the neck, show these colours in a mixed way, without