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 1   I,  15 |          in the case of long-lived people by one or two extending
 2   I,  15 |            knee, as in the case of people with large hips, and in
 3  II,  4  |        does happen, in the case of people where the wisdom-teeth have
 4  II,  14 | ship-holder", and which is by some people used as a charm to bring
 5  II,  14 |          is unfit for eating. Some people assert that it has feet,
 6 III,  1  |    partridge, so much so that some people are actually of opinion
 7 III,  11 |          longest of all. With some people as they grow old the eyebrows
 8 III,  20 |           to suckle an infant.~The people that live on and about Mount
 9  IV,  5  |       fathoms; and is used by some people as a specific for cases
10  IV,  8  |          can hear; and indeed some people, from living near the sea
11  IV,  11 |           like ordinary food. When people rest duality of sex in the
12   v,  15 |         membrane, and this is what people extract; and if it be removed
13   v,  16 |   assertion; as, for instance, the people of Torone.~The sponge breeds
14   v,  21 |     account for the belief of some people that they have no stings
15   v,  30 |      something like water. Country people, in regard to this, say
16   v,  31 |            than men. But, whenever people are troubled with lousy
17  VI,  9  |          recovering their foliage. People that rear peafowl put the
18  VI,  12 |       colour is leaden-black. Many people are of opinion that the
19  VI,  18 |            the result is that many people are under the belief that
20  VI,  20 |         they shed these only, many people are in doubt as to the fact,
21  VI,  20 |           as to the fact, and some people, owing to their shedding
22  VI,  37 |        appear to be pregnant. Some people assert, and positively assert,
23 VIII,  7 |            out of Epirus, and that people elsewhere have tried to
24 VIII,  13|       without resting at all. Some people accustomed to sea-life assert
25  IX,  13 |           for entry is very small.~People who live where the bird
26  IX,  32 |            called the "true-bred"; people say that these are the only
27  IX,  40 |            much so that they sting people that use perfumes.~They
28  IX,  45 |        give sitting room for seven people. In general it resembles