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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   v,  12 |  vine-tendril, and resembles the fruit of the white poplar; the
 2   v,  18 |  tendrils of a young vine or the fruit of the white poplar, as
 3   v,  22 |      without doing injury to any fruit; and the juices of the flowers
 4   v,  32 | condition it is transformed.~The fruit of the wild fig contains
 5   v,  32 |        away, and enters into the fruit of the fig-tree through
 6   v,  32 |          orifice, and causes the fruit not to drop off; and with
 7 VIII,  3 |         other birds that live on fruit and herbage, such as the
 8 VIII,  5 |      bear is omnivorous. It eats fruit, and is enabled by the suppleness
 9 VIII,  6 |        cares little for grass or fruit, but of all animals it is
10 VIII,  28|         neither the nuts nor the fruit last long.~In many places
11  IX,  6  |         The dragon, when it eats fruit, swallows endive-juice;
12  IX,  9  |        it split the shell of the fruit, and then ate the kernel.~