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 1  IV,  8  |             make a noise, appears to burrow in the sand, and to hide
 2   v,  15 |             larger animal. (Scallops burrow for a time in the sand,
 3  VI,  15 | insignificant gudgeon-like fish that burrow under the ground. From the
 4 VIII,  1 |          survive withdrawal from its burrow. Indeed, broadly speaking,
 5 VIII,  5 |            putrefied flesh, and will burrow in a graveyard to gratify
 6 VIII,  15|         nothing. Serpents in general burrow under ground for this purpose;
 7 VIII,  15|              its parasite. Some fish burrow for sleep in the sand and
 8 VIII,  19|             heat of the sun. It will burrow for warmth in the sand in
 9 VIII,  28|              other it will refuse to burrow in the soil. The hare cannot
10  IX,  1  |              and the snake, for both burrow underground; so also are
11  IX,  37 |         flat-fish, and the angelfish burrow in the sand, and after concealing
12  IX,  37 |              hole with its snout and burrow rapidly in the sand; its