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 1   I,  4 |       such animals as are, when full-grown, either destitute of feet,
 2  IV,  10|    Instances have been known of full-grown men and women that have
 3   v,  33|        and the huge size of the full-grown animal. For the egg is not
 4   v,  33|        the egg in size, but the full-grown animal attains the length
 5  VI,  17|      there was a failure of the full-grown tunny the next summer. They
 6 VIII,  2| numerous; when, however, the is full-grown it is preyed upon by a number
 7  IX,  42|        a king; when the king is full-grown, he leads them away and
 8  IX,  50|     irons, then, if the bird be full-grown, his crest grows sallow,
 9  IX,  50|       if they be mutilated when full-grown, they do not take on any
10  IX,  50|      and put on a plaster. If a full-grown bull be mutilated, he can