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1  VI,  9 |      peacock attacks her and tries to trample on them; owing
2  IX,  1 |     horse, flies at him, and tries to frighten him away; but
3  IX,  6 | after eating panther’s-bane, tries to find some human excrement,
4  IX,  8 |      upon a young brood, and tries to catch them, the hen-bird
5  IX,  33|      a high tree; if any man tries to climb the tree, it fights
6  IX,  34| before its young are fledged tries to make them stare at the
7  IX,  37|      has swallowed the hook, tries to get rid of it as the
8  IX,  47|    its mother; if his keeper tries compulsion, he evinces disinclination.