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 1  II,  2 |  until equivalent teeth have grown within the gums to take
 2  IV,  4 |      for all such shells are grown together on one side and
 3  VI,  12|     grow rapidly, being full grown at ten years of age. Its
 4 VII,  1 |    the time the breasts have grown to the height of two fingers’
 5  IX,  1 | hunted whether young or full grown.~Thus we see that in the
 6  IX,  5 |   this time, until they have grown their horns, they feed at
 7  IX,  5 |      a quantity of green ivy grown over its horns, it having
 8  IX,  5 |    over its horns, it having grown apparently, as on fresh
 9  IX,  7 |      but, when the young are grown, they will teach their young
10  IX,  29|    when the young cuckoo has grown big, thrusts her own brood
11  IX,  37|   the young are sufficiently grown to make away from the other
12  IX,  40| solstice. When the grubs are grown, the bees put food beside
13  IX,  41|      mothers. When these are grown up, then they construct
14  IX,  44|   human beings when they are grown old and so by reason of