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 1   I,  5  |  animals as a general rule are inferior in point of size to blooded
 2   v,  21 |     kind is red in colour, the inferior kind is black and variegated;
 3  VI,  1  |     are less prolific than the inferior ones. The Adrian hens are
 4  VI,  15 |        All other small fry are inferior in quality owing to rapidity
 5 VIII,  15|     autumn and in winter as of inferior quality; at this time also
 6  IX,  1  |      are less in size and much inferior in point of spirit. An elephant
 7  IX,  40 | anywhere; from these bees come inferior kings, a large quantity
 8  IX,  40 |        especially kings of the inferior sort; and this they do for
 9  IX,  40 |     that has been spoken of as inferior or good-for-nothing, and
10  IX,  40 |       shoots; the red honey is inferior, and owes its inferiority