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1   v,  19| attaches itself by cobweb-like filaments, and is unfurnished with
2   v,  19|     grubs are held at first by filaments resembling the threads of
3  IX,  37|      fishing-frog has a set of filaments that project in front of
4  IX,  37|  itself therein, it raises the filaments, and, when the little fish
5  IX,  37|   after losing the tips of his filaments, and the torpedo is known
6  IX,  37|      themselves angle with the filaments on their mouths, that fishermen
7  IX,  37|       they feed swim up to the filaments taking them for bits of