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1   I,  16| large ones to the brain; the smallest pair are the most widely
2   v,  13|  than the common pigeon. The smallest of all the species is the
3   v,  17|     the farthest off are the smallest. The size of the small eggs
4   v,  32|    as in wood, and it is the smallest of animalcules and is white
5  VI,  7 |      flight it resembles the smallest of the hawk tribe, which
6  VI,  30|   cub of the she bear is the smallest in proportion to the size
7  IX,  20|  called the Illas; it is the smallest species of the three, and
8  IX,  32|      with black Plumage, the smallest but boldest of all the kinds.
9  IX,  32| birds-eagles, hawks, and the smallest birds-are all spoilt by