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1   I,  1  |        contrast of the property or accident, such as colour and shape,
2   I,  1  |            of the same property or accident; and also in the way of
3  II,  1  |            the horns be damaged by accident.~Again, with regard to the
4   v,  29 |       seems then to be a matter of accident and to depend on luck.~
5   v,  32 |           though they had stuck by accident to the creature as it went
6  VI,  37 |           pregnancy was shut up by accident in a jar containing millet-seed,
7 VIII,  24| extinguished candle; and a similar accident happens occasionally to