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 1   v,  8 |       halcyon days" is given to the seven days preceding, and to as
 2   v,  8 |             halcyon is said to take seven days for building her nest,
 3   v,  8 |             her nest, and the other seven for laying and hatching
 4   v,  10|             It engenders at a birth seven or eight young. Certain
 5   v,  20| egg-formation comes at the close of seven days from copulation, and
 6   v,  21|         apart from the rest, six or seven in number, and growing in
 7   v,  22|           rule, as an exception for seven years. If a swarm lasts
 8  VI,  17|         number of days divisible by seven. The longest period of gestation
 9  VI,  20|          Menstruation continues for seven days, and a swelling of
10  VI,  20|       submit to the dog, but in the seven days that follow. The bitch
11  VI,  20|            before parturition; some seven days previously, some four;
12  VI,  23|           tenth month of pregnancy. Seven days after casting a foal
13  VI,  24|            teeth, and at the age of seven will impregnate effectually;
14 VII,  1 |         with heretofore. When twice seven years old, in the most of
15 VII,  3 |          the seed remain within for seven days then it is certain
16 VII,  4 |            cases it closes up until seven months are fulfilled; but
17 VII,  4 |             for pregnancy may be of seven months’ duration, or of
18 VII,  4 |          come into the world before seven months can under no circumstances
19 VIII,  2|             in some cases lives for seven or eight years. The river-eel
20 VIII,  6|           the interval extends over seven days. The pigs’ meat used
21 VIII,  9|             rule it can take six or seven medimni of fodder, five
22  IX,  13|          autumn-time it lays six or seven eggs, in overhanging banks
23  IX,  45|         would give sitting room for seven people. In general it resembles
24  IX,  50|     ruminants carry it on for about seven months in the year; beasts