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 1   I,  1 |             and twittering some are prone to silence; some are musical,
 2   I,  1 | good-tempered, sluggish, and little prone to ferocity, as the ox;
 3   I,  15|    under-surface of their feet, are prone to roguery. The joint common
 4   v,  2 |         perform the operation lying prone on one another, in the same
 5 VII,  1 |        powers; for in those who are prone to lustfulness the voice
 6 VII,  4 |          After conception women are prone to a feeling of heaviness
 7 VII,  4 |           rule, a man-child is more prone to movement within its mother’
 8  IX,  1 |           She is, furthermore, more prone to despondency and less
 9  IX,  1 |            all birds swans are most prone to the killing of one another.~
10  IX,  4 |            appears to be singularly prone by nature to maternal fondness;
11  IX,  18|        peculiarity, that it is more prone than any other bird to peck