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1  IV,  9| locality; as for instance, some partridges cackle, and some make a
2   v,  5|     other at those parts. (With partridges, by the way, if the female
3  VI,  8|    during the rest of the time. Partridges build a nest in two compartments;
4  IX,  7|   decoys, live for eight years. Partridges live for about fifteen years.
5  IX,  8|    heavy build, such as quails, partridges, and the like, build no
6  IX,  8|       food for them. Quails and partridges, like barn-door hens, when
7  IX,  8|     with quails as well as with partridges. A similar proceeding takes
8  IX,  8|       tread any new-comer. Tame partridges tread wild birds, pecket
9  IX,  8|       has been said, quails and partridges build their nests upon the