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 1  II,  14 |     blooded animals there now remains the serpent genus. This
 2 III,  1  |     other internal organs, it remains for us to treat of the organs
 3 III,  21 |   plenty of milk coming.~Milk remains for a long time in the female,
 4  IV,  8  |     cannot be pulled off, but remains attached even when the knife
 5  IV,  8  |      greater part of the body remains within),-and scallops, if
 6   v,  1  |     been touched upon. It now remains for us to discuss, duly
 7   v,  19 |    and to void excrement, and remains tightly wrapped up and motionless
 8   v,  22 |    first it is like water and remains liquid for several days.
 9  VI,  2  |       through and through, it remains soft, and in point of fact
10  VI,  18 |    the like phenomena; it now remains to treat of the same phenomena
11  VI,  25 |    the animal is young; if it remains long wrinkled up, the animal
12  VI,  28 |       trees. The boar usually remains by the sow for thirty days.
13  VI,  29 | though the hide of the animal remains sound and uninjured.~
14 VII,  7  |     seed reaches the womb and remains there for a while, a membrane
15 VII,  10 |    has not yet come away, but remains after the child itself is
16 VII,  10 |    while the rest of the body remains within.~In cases where flooding
17 VIII,  17|       young at this time, and remains in concealment until it
18  IX,  32 |      until the market-hour it remains on the nest. In old age
19  IX,  50 |       voice never changes but remains high-pitched; if they be