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 1   I,  5 |         surfaces thinned off to a sharp edge.~Of those swimming
 2  II,  1 |           front teeth are usually sharp, and the back ones blunt.
 3  II,  3 |      canines" come in between the sharp teeth and the broad or blunt
 4  II,  3 |         are broad at the base and sharp at the tip.~Males have more
 5  II,  11| exceedingly long, terminates in a sharp point, and is for the most
 6  II,  13|        the teeth in all cases are sharp and set in many rows, and
 7  IV,  1 |          by the way, is extremely sharp, is exceptional as being
 8  IV,  1 |    teuthis in shape; that is, the sharp extremity of the teuthus
 9  IV,  2 |  spur-like projections, large and sharp, which projections in the
10  IV,  4 |        teeth, as the snail; teeth sharp, and small, and delicate.
11  VI,  2 |          one end is comparatively sharp, and the other end is comparatively
12  VI,  3 |         being, rising towards the sharp end, where the primal element
13  VI,  20|           the teeth are white and sharp pointed, with old dogs black
14  VI,  22|          in young horses they are sharp and small.~The male of the
15 VIII,  8|          spikes are too stiff and sharp. The first crop of clover
16  IX,  10|           head uncovered, keeps a sharp look out, and when he sees
17  IX,  14|         part hollow. If you use a sharp knife it is not easy to
18  IX,  20|         the song-thrush; it has a sharp pipe, and is about the size