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 1   v,  19 |       for this creature, so the story goes, not only walks through
 2  VI,  2  |         buried in dung heaps. A story is told of a toper in Syracuse,
 3  VI,  31 |         sometimes only one. The story about the lioness discharging
 4 VII,  6  |          as for instance in the story of Hercules, who among all
 5 VIII,  12|       with the pygmies; and the story is not fabulous, but there
 6 VIII,  12|       fly against the wind. The story told about the stone is
 7 VIII,  12|      wit, that the bird, so the story goes, carries in its inside
 8 VIII,  18|         of the fact, for in his story about the siege of Ninus
 9  IX,  1  |    latter bird, by the way, the story goes that he was originally
10  IX,  6  |      one wall to the other. The story goes that a man in Byzantium
11  IX,  11 |         man" or "king"; and the story goes that for this reason
12  IX,  13 |       in hiding.~It is a common story of the stork that the old
13  IX,  13 |    progeny. Some tell a similar story of the bee-eater, and declare
14  IX,  32 | starvation; there is a folklore story that the eagle is thus punished
15  IX,  47 |      bit his keeper to death. A story goes that the king of Scythia
16  IX,  48 |    Caria, and other places. The story goes that, after a dolphin