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 1  II,  1  | hook-nosed muzzle, and with horns lying more over the back. The
 2 III,  3  |       thorax by the backbone, and lying to its inner side; and of
 3 III,  3  |         and below, with the heart lying midway.~The heart in all
 4  IV,  1  |        the rough water like ships lying at anchor. They swim by
 5  IV,  10 |       were thus sleeping by their lying still and allowing the glistening
 6  IV,  11 |   fruitful and some are not their lying still~But among insects
 7   v,  2  |       bears perform the operation lying prone on one another, in
 8   v,  9  |          solstice. When ships are lying at anchor in the roads,
 9   v,  12 |      winter and breeds in spring, lying hidden for about two months.
10  VI,  30 |       female, but with the female lying down under the male. The
11 VIII,  2 |           by the number of shells lying about. Some say that the
12 VIII,  18|        they are sickly instead of lying smooth as when they are
13  IX,  50 |     ruminate generally do so when lying down on the ground. They