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 1   v,  33|          with great rapidity, and leads its young at once off to
 2  VI,  3 |    proceeds the navel-string that leads from the heart and the big
 3  VI,  3 | conjuncture the navel-string that leads to the outer afterbirth
 4  VI,  3 |      chick, and the membrane that leads into the yolk is fastened
 5  VI,  10|        the two navel-strings that leads off to the membrane that
 6  VI,  10|         that in the case of birds leads off to the yolk. In a general
 7  VI,  10|       down. And this circumstance leads many to suppose that fishes
 8  VI,  21|        when five years old, which leads the critics to commend Homer
 9  VI,  29|          is phlegm-like.~The hind leads the fawn to her lair; this
10 VIII,  2|          for the same reason that leads air-breathing animals to
11  IX,  42|        the king is full-grown, he leads them away and settles them