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 1  II,  15 |       to the liver by certain extremely fine ducts. The bonito has
 2 III,  1  | elongated; so much so that in extremely small fish, each of the
 3  IV,  1  |      last one, by the way, is extremely sharp, is exceptional as
 4   v,  18 |   that they have been seen so extremely minute as to be absolutely
 5  VI,  18 |      the foal; they say it is extremely difficult to get as it oozes
 6 VII,  10 |    colour it resembles blood, extremely dark and pitch-like, but
 7 VIII,  13|    when the weather is either extremely cold or extremely hot.~
 8 VIII,  13|      either extremely cold or extremely hot.~
 9 VIII,  15|      species hide only during extremely severe weather, and this
10 VIII,  15|    caught when the weather is extremely cold. Some fishes, however,
11 VIII,  20|     apt to freeze to death in extremely cold weather. So much for
12 VIII,  21|      to branchos when it gets extremely fat, and when the heat has
13 VIII,  24|     sandarace" or realgar, is extremely injurious to a horse, and
14  IX,  37 |      his charge, and with his extremely strong teeth will bite the