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 1   I,  7 |       three meeting at a point. Instances have been known of a man’
 2  II,  13|    attached that fishes in many instances seem to be devoid of the
 3  II,  17|     them. There have been known instances of quadrupeds under dissection,
 4 III,  1 |      rutting season and in some instances become invisible after the
 5 III,  7 |       three-corner fashion; and instances have been known of a man’
 6 III,  11|         the hairs get grey; and instances have been known where the
 7 III,  15|         in very rare cases, for instances of healing have been known
 8 III,  15|       from that malady. Indeed, instances have been known of concretions
 9  IV,  10|      age of four or five years. Instances have been known of full-grown
10   v,  1 |     kindred stock; and of these instances of spontaneous generation
11   v,  5 |         all kinds, have in many instances been observed copulating
12  VI,  1 |        lay twice a day; indeed, instances have been known where hens,
13  VI,  2 | drinking until he hatched them. Instances have occurred of eggs being
14  VI,  4 |         in the year; occasional instances have been known of their
15  VI,  6 |        This is the case in most instances, though occasionally a brood
16  VI,  21|  unnatural and portentous kind: instances have been recorded of copulation
17  VI,  22|    purposes when two years old. Instances, however, of such early
18  VI,  22|      last set of four; but such instances are very rare. It consequently
19  VI,  22|       twenty-five years, though instances have occurred of their attaining
20  VI,  29|    bears but one fawn, although instances have been known of her casting
21 VIII,  9|      they live much longer, and instances have been known of their