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 1 III,  12 |  also has the reputation of making lambs yellow, and that is
 2  IV,  10 |    may cast the net without making them stir. Fish, as a general
 3  VI,  1  | lays its eggs there without making any sort of nest. The circus
 4 VII,  1  |   apparent in those who are making trial of their sexual powers;
 5 VIII,  5 |     dog within its reach by making a noise that resembles the
 6  IX,  8  |    away from the female for making advances to her instead
 7  IX,  15 |   at learning, is clever at making a living, but is awkward
 8  IX,  17 |   is quarrelsome, clever at making a living, but in other ways
 9  IX,  40 |   There are two seasons for making honey, spring and autumn;
10  IX,  40 |  one bee flies round about, making a buzzing noise, and apparently
11  IX,  45 |     dung in all directions, making a kind of circular rampart
12  IX,  49B|    have a peculiar habit of making a noise at their hinder