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 1   I,  1  |      former kind are the mole, the mouse, the ant, the bee; of the
 2 III,  1  |    ambidentals, with the hare, the mouse, and the bat; whereas all
 3  VI,  30 |           say, it is larger than a mouse but smaller than a weasel.
 4  VI,  37 |        generation in regard to the mouse are the most astonishing
 5  VI,  37 | unaccountable: in a few days not a mouse will there be to be seen.
 6  VI,  37 |            of Persia when a female mouse is dissected the female
 7  VI,  37 |   positively assert, that a female mouse by licking salt can become
 8 VIII,  6 |         differently formed, as the mouse. Animals whose upper and
 9 VIII,  17|             as does also the white mouse of Pontus.~(Of animals that
10 VIII,  24|          the more dangerous if the mouse be pregnant when she bites,
11 VIII,  28|           cubit in length, and the mouse is much larger than our