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 1 III,  3  |            side of the ankles. The third pair extends from the temples,
 2  IV,  1  |           crawfish and the crab.~A third genus is that of the ostracoderms
 3  IV,  2  |         crab of Heracleotis, and a third variety is the fresh-water
 4  IV,  2  |           facing one another and a third standing by itself underneath.
 5  IV,  4  |         legs on either side, and a third small one. All below the
 6  IV,  7  |      containing the stomach, and a third part in betwixt these two,
 7   v,  16 |      second is close textured, the third, which is nicknamed "the
 8   v,  19 |            the round worm, and the third the ascarid. These intestinal
 9   v,  22 |          resembles the anthrena; a third is a black and flat-bellied,
10  VI,  9  | twenty-five years, breed about the third year, and at the same time
11  VI,  23 |       teeth within six months, its third within another six months,
12  VI,  29 |           on foot in the second or third run; and, by the way, in
13  VI,  30 |          of her winter lair in the third month, when it is already
14 VII,  2  |          and more abundantly every third month.) With those in whom
15 VII,  4  |           subsequently conceived a third child; and in course of
16 VII,  4  |          and at full term, but the third a five-months’ child; and
17 VIII,  3 |      called the hill-titmouse; the third resembles the other two
18 VIII,  28|          cross, but a cross in the third generation; for they say
19  IX,  5  |       appropriate nickname. In the third year the antlers are bifurcate;
20  IX,  9  |          than the blackbird, and a third is not much smaller than
21  IX,  9  |          under its pecking; at the third peck it split the shell
22  IX,  36 |       merlin; and the circus ranks third; other diverse kinds are
23  IX,  39 |            under trees.~There is a third species of this animal,
24  IX,  40 |        black and speckled, and the third, the largest of all, that