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 1  II,  14 |  furnished with feet in greater numbers and with legs of more delicate
 2  II,  14 |       animals, as regards their numbers, their properties, and their
 3  II,  17 |    appendages but only in small numbers, as the hepatus and the
 4   v,  18 |        little spiders, in great numbers; the characteristic form
 5   v,  19 |  moisture, they grow in unusual numbers.~The tick is generated from
 6   v,  30 |  country, but is found in great numbers in the neighbourhood of
 7   v,  30 |      fact may account for their numbers in the territory adjacent
 8   v,  32 |     animalcules come in greater numbers if the woollen substances
 9   v,  32 |        come in especially large numbers if a spider be shut up in
10  VI,  2  |         are produced in greater numbers. When they are put under
11  VI,  4  |    instance their superabundant numbers by way of proof of the assertion.
12  VI,  5  |     also that vultures in great numbers make a sudden appearance
13  VI,  10 |       smaller), in considerable numbers, and also embryos lower
14  VI,  15 |         fishes appear in larger numbers and of superior quality.
15  VI,  21 |      autumn. When kine in large numbers receive the bull and conceive,
16  VI,  37 |         fail to keep down their numbers by fumigating and unearthing
17 VIII,  2 |         they often die in large numbers when men engaged in transporting
18 VIII,  20| underneath their gills in great numbers, and cause destruction among
19  IX,  11 |      that all of a sudden great numbers of them will appear without