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 1 VIII,  3|        penduline titmouse, with speckled plumage of an ashen colour,
 2 VIII,  3|         plumage ashen-grey, but speckled. Moreover, the family of
 3  IX,  18|     Plains and meadow land. The speckled heron, which is nicknamed "
 4  IX,  26|   domesticated. The starling is speckled; it is of the same size
 5  IX,  39|   so-called wolf-spider, small, speckled, and tapering to a point;
 6  IX,  39|         the spider pounces. The speckled kind makes a little shabby
 7  IX,  40|         larger siren, black and speckled, and the third, the largest
 8  IX,  40| workingbee is small, round, and speckled: another kind is long and
 9  IX,  41|       other kind, is invariably speckled and furnished with a sting,
10  IX,  43|       is like the anthrena, but speckled, and about as broad as a