Sec.

 1 65 |        whilst the children are young, do they not naturally every
 2 68 |  father, as it does in his yet young children to him; and that
 3 79 | nourishment and support of the young ones, who are to be sustained
 4 79 | nourishment and support of the young ones, who are to be sustained
 5 79 |      sufficient to nourish the young, till it be able to feed
 6 79 |      himself for the female or young, to whose sustenance he
 7 79 |         and taking care of the young brood) whose young needing
 8 79 |      of the young brood) whose young needing food in the nest,
 9 79 |       continue mates, till the young are able to use their wing,
10 80 |    than other creatures, whose young being able to subsist of
11 110|       unless they had done so, young societies could not have