Book,  Paragraph

1  II,  1  |        exceedingly small. The she-bear has four breasts. Some animals
2  VI,  18 |       no time gregarious. The she-bear is fierce after cubbing,
3  VI,  30 |      down under the male. The she-bear goes with young for thirty
4  VI,  30 |    this time the bear and the she-bear are at the fattest. After
5  VI,  30 |     at the fattest. After the she-bear has reared her young, she
6  VI,  30 |    same number of days as the she-bear, and in all respects as
7  VI,  30 | resembles this animal. When a she-bear is with young, it is a very
8  VI,  34 |    vixen bears young like the she-bear; in fact, her young ones
9 VIII,  17|      time to time wakes up. A she-bear in pregnancy has either