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 1   I,  6 |       kind of hair such prickly hairs as hedgehogs and porcupines
 2   I,  9 |         a lower eyelid, and the hairs on the edges of these are
 3  II,  1 |        man has only a few short hairs excepting on the head, but,
 4  II,  1 |        animals a few straggling hairs grow under the eyelid.~Of
 5  II,  13|       they are not covered with hairs as are viviparous land animals,
 6  II,  17|       his tongue are as thin as hairs. The seal, also, by the
 7 III,  11|         majority of cases, grey hairs are white from the beginning;
 8 III,  11|      the white-sickness all the hairs get grey; and instances
 9 III,  11|        malady, whereas the grey hairs shed off and black ones
10 III,  11|     last to change colour.~Some hairs are congenital, others grow
11 III,  11|        man only. The congenital hairs are on the head, the eyelids,
12 III,  11|        of the later growths the hairs on the pubes are the first
13 III,  11|        pubes.~Women do not grow hairs on the chin; except that
14 III,  11|          and these are the last hairs to grow grey.~Hairs if plucked
15 III,  11|        last hairs to grow grey.~Hairs if plucked out before maturity
16 III,  11|         passions the congenital hairs shed the sooner, while the
17 III,  11|      shed the sooner, while the hairs of the after-growths are
18 III,  12| mousewhale instead of teeth has hairs in its mouth resembling
19 III,  12|      resembling pigs’ bristles.~Hairs after being cut grow at
20  IX,  37|     they are long and thin like hairs, and are round at the tips;