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 1   I,  9  |        mole. And yet one might assert that, though the mole has
 2  II,  1  | standing, as some were wont to assert, but it bends its legs and
 3  II,  14 |        for eating. Some people assert that it has feet, but this
 4  IV,  11 |    nothing. In fact, those who assert that eels are at times found
 5   v,  6  |    into mutual connexion.~Some assert that the male has a kind
 6   v,  6  |      suckers; and they further assert that the organ is tendinous
 7   v,  21 |      of the callyntrum; others assert that they bring them from
 8   v,  21 |        absence. Others, again, assert that these insects copulate,
 9  VI,  4  |      only six months old. Some assert that ringdoves and turtle-doves
10  VI,  22 |     soon in the womb, and they assert that thereby the mothers
11  VI,  24 |     slowly than the mule. Some assert that the she-mule menstruates
12  VI,  37 |       be pregnant. Some people assert, and positively assert,
13  VI,  37 |  people assert, and positively assert, that a female mouse by
14 VII,  2  |     this account the wiseacres assert that the moon is feminine,
15 VIII,  13|  people accustomed to sea-life assert that shoal-fish at the period
16 VIII,  16|       we would defy any one to assert that he had anywhere seen
17  IX,  7  |       the case of pigeons some assert that the male dies before
18  IX,  8  |        and experienced fowlers assert that sometimes the male