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1   I,  1 |    their food in the night-time loose and unattached.~Many creatures
2  IV,  9 | windpipe; but its tongue is not loose, nor has it lips, so as
3   v,  16|        species; the first is of loose porous texture, the second
4   v,  17|         of the crawfish is of a loose or granular consistency,
5   v,  19|     together, and finally break loose and swim in the water, and
6  VI,  1 |        and cover them over with loose material. The same is the
7 VII,  10|      off. (If the ligature come loose the child dies from loss
8  IX,  50|        Long-limbed animals have loose faeces, and broad-chested