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 1   I,  16 |          windpipe extends to the interval between the lungs, and hereupon
 2 III,  20 |       for use, and then after an interval of usefulness it becomes
 3  IV,  9  |          degrees, so that in the interval children for the most part
 4   v,  14 |     years. After parturition, an interval of a year elapses before
 5   v,  14 |       spring. The male allows an interval of three years to elapse
 6   v,  15 |          indicated by a distinct interval in the spiral convolution
 7   v,  20 |  corresponding to the lengths of interval at which the crises recur
 8  VI,  3  |    embryo; with larger birds the interval being longer, with smaller
 9  VI,  3  |          there is nothing in the interval between, but it has been
10  VI,  4  |         laying it allows a day’s interval to ensue and then lays the
11  VI,  18 |  manifest, and then cease for an interval until the period of parturition
12  VI,  21 |       the cow must be allowed an interval of twenty days before being
13  VI,  22 |        years old. After a year’s interval, it sheds another set of
14  VI,  22 |         after yet another year’s interval; after arriving at the age
15  VI,  22 |        only after a considerable interval; in fact, the foals will
16  VI,  22 |         be all the better if the interval extend over four or five
17  VI,  22 | absolutely necessary to allow an interval of one year, and for that
18  VI,  23 |        the fourth after the like interval. These fourth teeth are
19 VII,  4  | conception take place at a short interval, then the mother bears that
20 VIII,  6 |        three and four, until the interval extends over seven days.
21 VIII,  17|        behind, and after a short interval flies up into the air and