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 1  II,  4 |      which come at the age of twenty years, in the case of both
 2  II,  15|    and they are usually about twenty in number.~Deer then, as
 3   v,  14|   they reach the age of about twenty years; and after this time
 4   v,  14|     purposes until they reach twenty years. The stallion is sexually
 5   v,  14|       of eighteen and even of twenty years. But, as a rule, age
 6   v,  17|       hatching them for about twenty days it rids itself of them
 7   v,  22|  attains consistency in about twenty days. The taste of thyme-honey
 8   v,  34|     all its young in one day, twenty in number, and one at a
 9  VI,  4 |       brought to birth within twenty days; and the mother bird
10  VI,  6 |   birds it extends over about twenty days, as in the case of
11  VI,  6 |   number. It broods for about twenty days and then extrudes its
12  VI,  18|       bring forth a litter of twenty at the utmost; and, by the
13  VI,  18|      fall little short of the twenty.~
14  VI,  20|       years, but some live to twenty; and for this reason certain
15  VI,  21|     be allowed an interval of twenty days before being again
16  VI,  21|       however, they are about twenty months old, but it is universally
17  VI,  21|  castrated; but some live for twenty years or even more, if their
18  VI,  22|   years, and from that age to twenty the two sexes go on improving
19  VI,  22| general lives for eighteen or twenty years; some horses live
20  VI,  22|      on improving until it is twenty years old. The female, then,
21  VI,  27|    before reaching the age of twenty. The female carries her
22  VI,  37|    upwards of one hundred and twenty mice were found inside it.~
23 VII,  1 |       till the age of one and twenty the spermatic discharge
24 VII,  4 |       a certain women who had twenty children at four births;
25  IX,  15|      lays, however, more than twenty; it is said always to lay
26  IX,  46|   others, for one hundred and twenty; that the female lives nearly