Book,  Paragraph

1  II,  1  |     is either comparatively void of hair or smooth and void
2  II,  1  |  void of hair or smooth and void of hair altogether. With
3   v,  19 |  ceases to take food and to void excrement, and remains tightly
4  VI,  14 | fishes, the female does not void all her eggs at one time,
5  VI,  20 |     a rule lifts his leg to void urine when six months old;
6 VIII,  5 |   the dog, lifts its leg to void its urine. It infects the
7 VIII,  26|     when thus afflicted can void neither solid nor liquid
8  IX,  1  |  hopeful than the man, more void of shame or self-respect,
9  IX,  40 |   fly away to a distance to void their excrement because