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   Book,  Paragraph
 1  II,  1 |     can pluck up trees by the roots, and when walking through
 2 III,  2 |  failed to discover the chief roots of the veins, while those
 3 III,  3 |    organs of sense and at the roots of the teeth in veins exceedingly
 4 III,  11|    the point backwards to the roots. But, in the majority of
 5  VI,  14|        generally close to the roots of the willow or of some
 6  VI,  14|   viscous, and adheres to the roots of trees or wherever it
 7 VIII,  2|      species, on grass, or on roots, or on any chance food found
 8 VIII,  6|  animals it is the fondest of roots, owing to the fact that
 9  IX,  6 | pulled the marjoram up by the roots, and the consequence was
10  IX,  13| comfrey, pulling it up by the roots, and makes an under-mattress
11  IX,  37|       eggs be attached to the roots of water-plants deep in
12  IX,  50| testicles, then push back the roots of them as far as they can,