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 1   I,  1 |    oyster. And, by the way, the sponge appears to be endowed with
 2   v,  16|         which is nicknamed "the sponge of Achilles", is exceptionally
 3   v,  16| close-textured and strong. This sponge is used as a lining to helmets
 4   v,  16|       area.~It is said that the sponge is sensitive; and as a proof
 5   v,  16|  statement they say that if the sponge is made aware of an attempt
 6   v,  16|       the people of Torone.~The sponge breeds parasites, worms,
 7   v,  16|         remaining stumps of the sponge; but, if the sponge be broken
 8   v,  16|         the sponge; but, if the sponge be broken off, it grows
 9   v,  16|         way, the habitat of the sponge should not be too sheltered
10   v,  16|  accounts for the fact that the sponge is at its best when found
11   v,  16|     glutinous than the ordinary sponge, and, in a word, something
12 VIII,  1|       or sea-anemones); but the sponge is in every respect like
13  IX,  14|         larger than the largest sponge, though they vary in size;
14  IX,  44|       be stanched by bandage or sponge; the treatment for such