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 1  IV,  4  |           pelagic animals, in the purple murex, the ceryx or trumpet-shell,
 2  IV,  4  |  tongue-shaped. The ceryx and the purple murex have this organ firm
 3  IV,  4  |       verified in the case of the purple murex and the ceryx by observation
 4  IV,  4  |      adhere to its shell like the purple murex and the ceryx, but
 5  IV,  4  |         with the haemorrhoid, the purple murex, and all suchlike
 6   v,  12 |          the hatching period.~The purple murex breeds about springtime,
 7   v,  15 | non-copulative.~The porphyrae, or purple murices, gather together
 8   v,  15 |           are many species of the purple murex; and some are large,
 9  VI,  13 |   maritime districts say that the purple murex derives its peculiar
10 VIII,  2 |      fishes, as for instance, the purple murex-and there can be no
11 VIII,  2 |          can be no doubt that the purple murex is carnivorous, as
12 VIII,  6 |           heads at intervals; the purple coot is the only one (of
13 VIII,  13|          dwelling in the sea, the purple murex, the ceryx, and all
14 VIII,  13|          snails go in winter, the purple murex and the ceryx for
15 VIII,  20|   benefited by rainy weather. The purple murex is an exception; if
16  IX,  14 |       dark blue, green, and light purple; the whole body and wings,