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 1   I,  1  | moorings is increased if the movement to detach it be not covertly
 2   I,  5  |    from the first capable of movement, others are motionless.
 3   I,  6  |    is blooded and capable of movement on dry land, but is naturally
 4  IV,  2  |   have a similar facility of movement, or rather, in the crab
 5   v,  16 |  makes a similar contractile movement in windy and boisterous
 6  VI,  18 |      one of the mares make a movement, he bites her and drives
 7 VII,  3  |      male children the first movement usually occurs on the right-hand
 8 VII,  3  |     exceptions, in which the movement is manifested on the right-hand
 9 VII,  4  |   man-child is more prone to movement within its mother’s womb
10  IX,  48 |    regarding the rapidity of movement of this creature. It appears
11  IX,  49B|      and they make a violent movement of their tails at the same