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 1  IV,  1 |        its shell detached, and dies by and by on dry land. These
 2   v,  14|   grows old the sexual passion dies away, as we have already
 3   v,  15|       this pinna-guard it soon dies.~As a general rule, then,
 4   v,  19|        down it pines away, and dies at sunset having lived just
 5   v,  20|      of their wings. The myops dies from dropsy in the eyes.~
 6   v,  28|       the close of summer, and dies after laying them. The fact
 7  VI,  15|    after living for a while it dies away and another creature
 8 VII,  10|  ligature come loose the child dies from loss of blood.) But
 9 VIII,  2|   cowed by the octopus that it dies of terror if it become aware
10  IX,  4 |     the same field, if one dam dies the others will take up
11  IX,  7 |      some assert that the male dies before the female, taking
12  IX,  32|     more crooked, and the bird dies eventually of starvation;
13  IX,  40|      the swarm, and that if he dies the swarm perishes; and
14  IX,  40| whenever one of their own body dies, they carry the dead bee