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 1   v,  14|       under a year in age, the litter is apt to be a poor one.
 2   v,  14|     are capable of producing a litter which can be reared when
 3   v,  14|        days, or, if it is, the litter comes to no good. The bitch,
 4   v,  14|      bitch, after delivering a litter, submits to the male in
 5   v,  14|        is abbreviated, and the litter is comparatively poor. The
 6   v,  14|  comparatively poor. The first litter of the sow is the fewest
 7   v,  14|       in number; at the second litter she is at her prime. The
 8   v,  14|        age of the parents, the litter is the best when they are
 9   v,  14|       seasons of the year, the litter is the best that comes at
10   v,  14|      of winter; and the summer litter the poorest, consisting
11  VI,  18|      months, and bring forth a litter of twenty at the utmost;
12  VI,  18|        and, by the way, if the litter be exceedingly numerous
13  VI,  18|      conception any one of the litter that gets injured or dwarfed
14  VI,  28|        days. The number of the litter and the period gestation
15  VI,  31|         five cubs at the first litter, then four, then three,
16  VI,  35| parturition, the number of the litter, and the blindness of the