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 1   v,  12 |       its period of gestation is fifteen days. After the female has
 2   v,  14 |          abates. When they reach fifteen years, they become unproductive,
 3   v,  14 |        at the youngest, and when fifteen at the oldest; and the male
 4   v,  17 |      eggs crawfish form in about fifteen days, and these crawfish
 5   v,  18 |          and lays its eggs after fifteen days of gestation; after
 6   v,  18 |      laid there comes in another fifteen days something like a bunch
 7  VI,  18 |       for the most part live for fifteen years, but some fall little
 8  VI,  19 |   bell-wether, however, lives to fifteen years. In every flock they
 9  VI,  20 |    usually lives for fourteen or fifteen years, but some live to
10  VI,  21 |       lives.~Cows live for about fifteen years, and the bulls too,
11 VIII,  30|         has been caught weighing fifteen talents, with the span of
12  IX,  7  |        Partridges live for about fifteen years. Ring-doves and turtle-doves
13  IX,  40 |        hive will yield twelve or fifteen pints, exceptionally good
14  IX,  49B|   verdure, sings continually for fifteen days and fifteen nights;
15  IX,  49B| continually for fifteen days and fifteen nights; afterwards it sings,