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 Calf. 



SHAKESPEARE'S 



[CALF. 



The steer, the heifer, and the calf 

 Are all called neat. 



WINTER'S TALE, i. 2, 124. 



THE Calf when he is calved hath a certain black spot in 

 the forehead, and witches mean that that speck or whelk 

 exciteth love ; but the mother biteth away this speck out 

 of the Calf's forehead, and receiveth him not to her teats, 

 ere the foresaid venom be taken off and done away. 



Bartholomew (Bertkelet), bk. xviii. in. 



Camel. 



Of no more soul nor fitness for the world 

 Than camels in the war, who have their provand 

 Only for bearing burdens, and sore blows 

 For sinking under them. 



CORIOLANUS, ii. i, 266. 



CAMELS be beasts that bear charges and burthens, and 

 be mild and soft, and ordained to bear charge and carriage 



