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1 III, 20| goat’s milk; for graziers tell us that from nine gallons 2 v, 17| beach and elsewhere that tell them where the ground at 3 VIII, 6| sixty days. Pig-dealers can tell the amount of flesh taken 4 IX, 5 | cannot by observation of them tell the animal’s age. But the 5 IX, 11| without any one being able to tell from whence they come, Herodorus, 6 IX, 13| their grateful progeny. Some tell a similar story of the bee-eater, 7 IX, 37| themselves. The fishermen can tell where he is on guard: for, 8 IX, 40| companions. One cannot well tell what is the substance they 9 IX, 40| of the workers. Bees can tell the approach of rough weather