Book,  Paragraph

1   I,  15|     frontwards, in the direction of actual progression, and frontwards
2 III,  5 |             may be submitted to the actual cautery, but sinew, when
3  IV,  10|            it prognosticates either actual dissolution or a general
4   v,  5 |         some are led by the want of actual observation to surmise that
5   v,  5 |            process of coition.)~The actual process of copulation on
6  VI,  11|           but at any other than the actual breeding time their distinctness
7 VII,  4 |         forth the two children like actual twins, as happened, according
8  IX,  41|             not been ascertained by actual observation; neither can
9  IX,  42| reproduction, nothing is known from actual observation. Among bees