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1   v,  11|   in regard to the size and vigour of the creature, but also
2   v,  14|      for after that age his vigour is on the decline. The boar
3  VI,  21| mount, and mounts with such vigour as to weigh down the cow;
4  VI,  21|    bulls by reason of their vigour are enabled to mount the
5  VI,  21|      The bull is in fullest vigour when five years old, which
6  VI,  23|  regard to size, looks, and vigour, the foal is more apt to
7 VII,  1 |    leanness, stoutness, and vigour; thus, after puberty some
8 VII,  1 |     men go on increasing in vigour. When the spermatic fluid
9 VIII,  3|    trees with extraordinary vigour, lives generally on the