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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  11 |    visible. But man alone is unable to move his ears, and all
 2 III,  21 |     were seated, he would be unable to reach up to the teats.
 3  IV,  7  |     from their rarity we are unable to classify. Experienced
 4   v,  14 |     debility, finding itself unable to accomplish the sexual
 5  VI,  10 |      or fishing-frog also is unable to take in its young owing
 6  VI,  29 |  under compulsion, as she is unable to endure the male often
 7  VI,  29 |   exceptionally fat as to be unable to run: in fact at this
 8 VII,  6  |     so happens that they are unable to produce children to one
 9 VII,  6  |    conceive readily, but are unable to bring the child to birth.
10 VII,  6  |    girl. Those women who are unable to conceive, save with the
11 VIII,  12|      violence of the wind is unable to fly. And, by the way,
12 VIII,  21|   further the animal will be unable to keep its hind-feet at
13  IX,  40 |     It is said that if he is unable to fly he is carried by
14  IX,  44 | condition of their teeth are unable to pursue their wonted prey.