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 1   v,  14 |      That is to say, the female foal has a thin small neigh,
 2   v,  14 |       small neigh, and the male foal a small neigh, yet bigger
 3   v,  14 |    bearing and bringing forth a foal when only a year old. A
 4   v,  14 |      delivered of more than one foal at a time. The female becomes
 5  VI,  18 |       to a growth on a new-born foal; this resembles the sow-virus,
 6  VI,  18 |         the growth found on the foal; they say it is extremely
 7  VI,  22 | offspring. The mare carries her foal for eleven months, and casts
 8  VI,  22 |        as a rule bears only one foal; occasionally she has two,
 9  VI,  22 |       in that posture casts its foal.~The horse in general lives
10  VI,  22 |       of the young; an ordinary foal it allows to suck for a
11  VI,  22 |       incapable of bringing the foal to full term; it is said
12  VI,  22 |   condition in a mare, that her foal if dissected is found to
13  VI,  22 |    found on the forehead of the foal. This growth is somewhat
14  VI,  23 |        when a year old, and the foal to be reared. After intercourse
15  VI,  23 |        It usually bears but one foal, and that is its natural
16  VI,  23 |      Seven days after casting a foal the she-ass submits to the
17  VI,  23 |         will refuse to cast her foal with any one looking on
18  VI,  23 |          looks, and vigour, the foal is more apt to resemble
19 VII,  4  |     again, but brings forth one foal only, at least as a general
20 VIII,  24|    grows, as has stated, on the foal, and the mare nibbles it
21 VIII,  24|        she licks and cleans the foal. All the curious stories
22 VIII,  24|       is called the "polium" or foal’s membrane, is, as all the
23 VIII,  24|        by the mother before the foal appears.~A horse will recognize
24  IX,  4  |      barren mare will steal the foal from its dam, will tend