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 1 5 |     they remain glowing for a long time. Banking up a fire
 2 7 |    tortoises can remain for a long time immersed in water;
 3 7 |      to remain immersed for a long time. Suffocation, however,
 4 7 |       hold its breath for too long a time, for none of this
 5 15|   bees (some of which live as long as seven years) and all
 6 15|       the latter fact, live a long time without breathing;
 7 15|    blood or fluid, can rise a long way: its own motion can
 8 15|      its own motion can for a long time produce sufficient
 9 15|   swim about in a fluid for a long time if it is not too hot
10 15|     possess, the air is for a long time adequate for the purposes
11 23|     is not intense live for a long time after the heart has
12 23| movements with their feet, so long as the shell is left, a
13 23|     been breathed away in the long period of life preceding,
14 27|       on continuously just so long as the animal lives and