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 1  II,  1  |        reason the male speedily gives over in the act of intercourse.
 2  IV,  9  |         taken out of the water, gives a squeak and moans in the
 3   v,  8  | suspended web at the middle and gives a pull, and the male gives
 4   v,  8  |      gives a pull, and the male gives a counter pull; this operation
 5   v,  14 |  over-fattened in pregnancy, it gives the less milk after parturition.
 6   v,  19 |        the circumstance that he gives over reluctantly, all this
 7   v,  19 |       it during the winter, and gives birth therein to small grubs,
 8  VI,  20 |        detect, as the part that gives the indication is inconsiderable.
 9  VI,  26 |       bears in spring-time, and gives milk until the time of the
10 VII,  4  |         come to perfection, but gives rise to pain and causes
11 VII,  10 |      their sides. And the child gives a cry and puts its hands
12 VIII,  21|    moment it sets in the animal gives up eating. The swineherds
13  IX,  8  |    female that is the decoy and gives the note, and the leader
14  IX,  29 |         kills her own brood and gives them to the alien to devour,
15  IX,  37 |         a rush in the water and gives utterance to a kind of muttering
16  IX,  37 |   chalcis. The so-called pholis gives out a mucous discharge,