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1 9 |      fishes, if they respire, die in the air and gasp (as
2 9 |     in too much air and hence die, but in the water they take
3 10|     for this and why all must die Democritus has by no means
4 13|    through the windpipe, they die. Nature employs respiration
5 15|   frequently. These, however, die of what is called suffocation
6 18|   entangled in nets they soon die of suffocation owing to
7 23|          23~To be born and to die are common to all animals,
8 24|      to wither, in animals to die. Death, in old age, is the
9 26| extinguished, and the animals die of the fright and morbid