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 1   I,  1  |    others a short one; some have abundance of feathers, others have
 2 III,  10 |      hair is inclined to grow in abundance and to a great length in
 3 III,  21 |  leguminous plants bring milk in abundance, as for instance, a large
 4 III,  21 |  ruminating animals give milk in abundance, and milk fitted for cheese
 5   v,  12 |       the so-called eggs in most abundance in these seasons, but at
 6   v,  12 |  furnished with them in especial abundance in warm weather or when
 7   v,  15 |        certainly come in greater abundance in places where their congeners
 8   v,  31 |    diseases lice appear in great abundance.~There is also a species
 9   v,  31 | exceedingly fat from enjoying an abundance of food while the dolphin
10  VI,  22 |    supplied with good feeding in abundance. The mare as a rule bears
11 VIII,  19|        have they food in greater abundance at this time, but in a general
12 VIII,  19|          weed-eating fishes find abundance of their special food in
13 VIII,  19|    Fishes are caught in greatest abundance before sunrise and after
14 VIII,  20|         found in more than usual abundance. In the Pyrrhaean Strait
15 VIII,  28|       the mole is found in great abundance in the neighbourhood of