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1   I,  1 |  another in their modes of subsistence, in their actions, in their
2   I,  1 | are manifested in modes of subsistence, in habits, in actions performed.
3   I,  1 |    been said, derive their subsistence from the water; but of creatures
4   I,  1 |   a single one derives its subsistence from dry land.~Some animals
5   v,  22|  they put in the honey for subsistence, and this they do in the
6  IX,  1 |  the food. If the means of subsistence run short, creatures of
7  IX,  11|    are clever in procuring subsistence, others are not so. Some