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 1   v,  15|       specimens they break in pieces, shells and all, for it
 2   v,  15| always to break the animal in pieces while it is yet alive, for,
 3  VI,  10|     shell-formation breaks in pieces and falls out; with the
 4  IX,  7 |       will take and masticate pieces of suitable food, will open
 5  IX,  7 |  fledglings, and inject these pieces, thus preparing them betimes
 6  IX,  8 |      until they break them in pieces; to provide against this
 7  IX,  14|       it will soon crumble to pieces, like the halosachne. The
 8  IX,  36|       they tear their nets in pieces as they lie drying on the
 9  IX,  37|   teeth will bite the hook in pieces.~All fishes, both those
10  IX,  40|       dish on the ground with pieces of meat on it; when a number