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 1   I,  1 | resemble it are weak-footed and strong winged, such as the swallow
 2   I,  11|        the elephant is long and strong, and the animal uses it
 3   I,  17|   others spring from the aorta, strong and continuous. And to the
 4  II,  1 |       is to say they are black, strong looking, with a hook-nosed
 5  II,  10|      large teeth and tusks, and strong nails, and an impenetrable
 6  II,  11|      entire frame, numerous and strong, and surpassing in respect
 7  II,  17|       and hard, and inside is a strong skin which comes away from
 8 III,  11|    nails.~In the case of men of strong sexual passions the congenital
 9  IV,  5 |        species is not large nor strong, but rather limp; and the
10  IV,  8 |         with the marrow are two strong sinewy ducts running past
11   v,  10|   weakly, whereas the smyrus is strong and of one uniform colour,
12   v,  16|     fine and close-textured and strong. This sponge is used as
13   v,  27|         their eggs in a sort of strong basket which they have woven,
14  VI,  10|      but downwards when it gets strong and is completed in form.
15 VIII,  5|  pungent, and its urine emits a strong odour, a phenomenon which,
16 VIII,  5|         the food it eats with a strong smell by breathing on it,
17 VIII,  5|  flatter than the otter and has strong teeth; it often at night-time
18  IX,  17|         kinds of food; it has a strong hold on life and is full
19  IX,  22|         the thrush; its beak is strong, small, and round; it is
20  IX,  23|         it is fleet of foot and strong of wing, and its pipe is
21  IX,  37|      try to repel it; they have strong teeth. Amongst other large
22  IX,  37|          and with his extremely strong teeth will bite the hook
23  IX,  39|       walks slowly, is not very strong, and never leaps. (Of all
24  IX,  40|          as soon as the grub is strong enough, he of his own accord
25  IX,  41|        from its weight not very strong on the wing; these wasps