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1  VI,  37 |      of one hundred and twenty mice were found inside it.~The
2  VI,  37 |        of propagation of field mice in country places, and the
3  VI,  37 |      intervention of the male.~Mice in Egypt are covered with
4  VI,  37 |      also a different breed of mice that walk on their two hind-legs;
5  VI,  37 |       are many other breeds of mice than are here referred to.~
6 VIII,  28| usually no water then; and the mice, if they drink, die. Elsewhere
7  IX,  34 |         Their food consists of mice, lizards, chafers and the
8  IX,  50 |       for instance, the Pontic mice, and the fish which from