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 1  II,  1  |  front and those behind, and accordingly bend sideways rather than
 2  II,  13 |     directly viviparous, and accordingly we find it furnished with
 3 III,  1  | belly, the attachment varies accordingly as the animal is emprosthuretic
 4  IV,  6  |     their flesh is firm, and accordingly they are sought after as
 5  IV,  8  |    fishes live in caves; and accordingly fishermen, when they want
 6   v,  8  |      of the winter solstice. Accordingly, when this season is marked
 7   v,  17 |      Mount Athos. Fishermen, accordingly, when they want to catch
 8  VI,  22 | sexes cannot take place; and accordingly intercourse may chance to
 9 VII,  3  |     in favour of conception. Accordingly, if conception be desired,
10 VIII,  2 |    and respires thereby, and accordingly, when caught in the nets,
11 VIII,  2 |      of one another; we must accordingly supplement our definition
12 VIII,  10|   condition by drinking, and accordingly they give the flocks salt
13 VIII,  20|     tolerably cold. A trench accordingly is dug leading into a river,
14  IX,  34 |      in large morsels. It is accordingly jealous of the young birds
15  IX,  37 |       and are used as baits. Accordingly, when the animal stirs up
16  IX,  42 |   and more of soil. The nest accordingly attains a great size; in