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 1   v,  17 | their so-called "old-age" or slough), both directly after birth
 2 VIII,  17|  that hide or go torpid some slough off what is called their "
 3 VIII,  17|      their skin is soft they slough off their "old-age", but
 4 VIII,  17|   all, by serpents; and they slough off the skin in springtime
 5 VIII,  17|      the autumn. Vipers also slough off their skin both in spring
 6 VIII,  17|   When the serpent begins to slough, the skin peels off at first
 7 VIII,  17| afterbirth.~All insects that slough at all slough in the same
 8 VIII,  17|   insects that slough at all slough in the same way; as the
 9 VIII,  17|   cantharus-beetle. They all slough after the period of development;
10 VIII,  17|     crawfish and the lobster slough sometimes in the spring,
11 VIII,  17|      by the way, they do not slough in the same manner as the
12 VIII,  17|      five months. Crabs also slough off their old-age; this
13 VIII,  17|     crab. When these animals slough their shell becomes soft
14 VIII,  17|    also for the animals that slough off their old-age, and for