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   Book,  Paragraph
 1  IV,  8  |      cases lead nowhere, like blind alleys, and in other cases
 2  VI,  13 |   belly and abdomen (like the blind snakes), and, after it has
 3  VI,  20 |     less by one; the pups are blind for twelve days after birth.
 4  VI,  20 |      days; and their pups are blind for fourteen days. Other
 5  VI,  20 |       the whelps of these are blind for seventeen days. The
 6  VI,  30 | weasel. It is also smooth and blind, and its legs and most of
 7  VI,  33 |      milk. The young are born blind, as is the case with the
 8  VI,  35 |       of the panther are born blind like those of the wolf,
 9  VI,  35 |   cubs of the animal are born blind, and the female bears two,
10 VII,  6  |  children, lame from lame and blind from blind, and, speaking
11 VII,  6  |      from lame and blind from blind, and, speaking generally,
12 VIII,  17| suppose the animal were going blind; after that it peels off
13 VIII,  24|        with the colour of the blind snake. In point of fact,
14  IX,  30 |  dries up and the animal goes blind. It is dim-sighted in the