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 1 III,  11|   section; but it gets longer by growing upward from below. In fishes
 2 III,  11|      amimal gets emaciated or is growing old the scales grow harder.
 3   v,  6 |          tendinous in character, growing attached right up to the
 4   v,  14|     commerce with due speed, and growing fatigued with the standing
 5   v,  15|         of the material; oysters growing in slime, and cockles and
 6   v,  16|        has to harden all similar growing things), and to arrest their
 7   v,  21|          or seven in number, and growing in a way quite different
 8   v,  30| especially where olive-trees are growing: for an olive grove is not
 9   v,  33|          that the animal goes on growing to the end of its days.~
10  VI,  3 |        the egg substance goes on growing, towards each of the two
11  VI,  17|         or "growers", from their growing to a considerable size in
12 VII,  1 |        to constitutional change, growing healthier or more sickly,
13 VII,  10|         in sleep. As it keeps on growing, it gets more and more wakeful;
14 VIII,  2|          so-called stalk-weed or growing plants; as for instance,
15  IX,  5 |     forward-pointing tips of the growing horns (that is to say the
16  IX,  13|        their young not only when growing old, but at an early period,