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 1  IX,  6 |            and the crocodile gets ease and comfort; it makes no
 2  IX,  11|          bird finds his food with ease and has a musical voice.
 3  IX,  11|  disposition, finds its food with ease, and is something of a mechanic.
 4  IX,  12|        and it finds its food with ease. The catarrhactes lives
 5  IX,  12|         they find their food with ease, are good-tempered, are
 6  IX,  15|      aegithus finds its food with ease, has many young, and walks
 7  IX,  17|       tidy, makes its living with ease, and for its knowingness
 8  IX,  17| caterpillars, makes a living with ease, and has a loud clear note.
 9  IX,  32|     animals as he can master with ease. It is a long-lived bird,
10  IX,  34|            provides its food with ease, fetches food to its nest,
11  IX,  37|          by little fish, and with ease dragged from their holes;