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 1 III,  2  |   unsatisfactorily. And the cause of the ignorance thus manifested
 2 III,  10 |  and scantier from the same cause. Hair differs in quality
 3 III,  20 | udders hard with nettles to cause an irritation amounting
 4   v,  29 |  absence of any destructive cause, since their destruction
 5  VI,  37 |   the destruction that they cause, are beyond all telling.
 6 VII,  1  |   moisture the more will it cause the breasts to swell, even
 7 VIII,  7 |     vegetables that tend to cause flatulency, such as bitter
 8 VIII,  7 | frost than when snow is the cause of change. Cattle grow all
 9 VIII,  17|     cold or from some other cause. About this period the male
10 VIII,  20| gills in great numbers, and cause destruction among them;
11  IX,  1  |     of a funeral pyre): the cause of warfare is that the crex
12  IX,  37 |     the torpedo is known to cause a numbness even in human