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 1  II,  1|           Since they have neither feathers nor scales such as either
 2   V,  1|           the skin or of hair and feathers. Some such qualities are
 3   V,  3|           analogous to it, as the feathers of birds and scales in the
 4   V,  3|         which have hairs, and the feathers and scales in the feathered
 5   V,  3|        which hibernate shed their feathers. Similar to this is the
 6   V,  3|       plant at a time, and so are feathers and hairs by those animals
 7   V,  3| hibernating animals recover their feathers or hair and trees that have
 8   V,  3|        them by growing and losing feathers, hairs, or leaves respectively.
 9   V,  5|     should prove true, that their feathers are naturally moister than
10   V,  5|           old the moisture in the feathers is too much to decay easily.~
11   V,  6|         come into being hairs and feathers and skins.~So much for colours