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 1   I,  6 |        hedgehogs and porcupines carry; for these spines perform
 2   v,  18|      brooding over them as they carry them about beneath their
 3   v,  20| ordinary wasp, kill spiders and carry off the dead bodies to a
 4   v,  30|     with the pointed organ they carry in the rear, as do the locusts
 5  VI,  18|      season.~Domesticated swine carry their young for four months,
 6  VI,  19|     four. Both ewe and she-goat carry their young for five months;
 7  VI,  20|        not before. Some bitches carry their young for the fifth
 8  VI,  20|    fourteen days. Other bitches carry their young for a quarter
 9  VI,  22|          hence they are said to carry their mark before the shedding,
10  IX,  6 |       them, or take them up and carry them; when they are being
11  IX,  32|        often, from inability to carry it, tumbles down into the
12  IX,  32|      down without attempting to carry it off at once; if on trial
13  IX,  38|      this may be seen, for they carry on their work even during
14  IX,  40|        figlike taste; this they carry as they do the wax on their
15  IX,  40|       their own body dies, they carry the dead bee out of doors
16  IX,  40|       operations; that is, some carry flower-produce, others carry
17  IX,  40|    carry flower-produce, others carry water, others smooth and
18  IX,  40|        numerous and try each to carry away a portion of the swarm.~
19  IX,  40|   mildewed. In a high wind they carry a stone by way of ballast
20  IX,  42|    would well be worth while to carry out investigation as to
21  IX,  50|        down on the ground. They carry on the process to the greatest
22  IX,  50|         and stall-fed ruminants carry it on for about seven months