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 1 III,  11 |             the hair in some and the wool in others gets deeper but
 2 III,  20 |              first squeezed out into wool; the wool is then washed
 3 III,  20 |          squeezed out into wool; the wool is then washed and rinsed,
 4   v,  32 |            already remarked, some in wool or in articles made of wool,
 5   v,  32 |          wool or in articles made of wool, as the ses or clothes-moth.
 6   v,  32 |              shut up in the cloth or wool, for the creature drinks
 7 VII,  4  |         customary to swaddle them in wool,-and many of them are born
 8 VIII,  10| shaggy-fleeced; and sheep with crisp wool stand the rigour of winter
 9 VIII,  10|          sheep. (The fleeces and the wool of sheep that have been
10  IX,  13 |              out of hair and tags of wool; when acorns are getting
11  IX,  13 | under-mattress to lie on of hair and wool. The blackbird and the jay