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 1   I,  1  | existence will be discussed more fully by and by.~
 2  II,  1  |      some are double-toothed (or fully furnished with teeth in
 3  II,  12 |           have still their claws fully articulated and distinctly
 4 III,  1  |   subject will be hereafter more fully discussed when we describe
 5   v,  14 |    second year, when they become fully mature. The boar and the
 6   v,  18 |          when the young ones are fully formed, you sever the outer
 7  VI,  18 |       have, then, treated pretty fully of the animals that fly
 8 VII,  1  |          of twenty-one women are fully ripe for child-bearing,
 9 VIII,  30|          that is, when they have fully recovered from the exhaustion
10  IX,  7  |          but only when they have fully quenched their thirst. The