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  1   I,  1  |            and others not; but as a general rule, most parts and those
  2   I,  1  |            first speak in broad and general terms, and subsequently
  3   I,  1  |          and captured, though, as a general rule, it is a rare bird.)~
  4   I,  5  |              Bloodless animals as a general rule are inferior in point
  5   I,  5  |   cross-corner-wise. And animals in general have two feet in advance;
  6   I,  6  |        horny substance. Serpents in general are oviparous; the adder,
  7   I,  6  |          been put forward thus in a general way, as a kind of foretaste
  8   I,  7  |            in the case of men, as a general rule, three meeting at a
  9   I,  9  |       dishonesty.~All animals, as a general rule, are provided with
 10   I,  11 |         other ways wherein flesh in general is so: that is, it can appreciate
 11   I,  17 |            is not large, and in its general shape it is not elongated;
 12   I,  17 |             we shall discuss in our general account of the said organ.~
 13  II,  1  |           With regard to animals in general, some parts or organs are
 14  II,  1  |      repeatedly laid down. For as a general rule all animals that are
 15  II,  1  |      quadrupeds. With animals, as a general rule, the tail corresponds
 16  II,  2  |         similar with wild beasts in general; for they are said to shed
 17  II,  3  |            entirely from animals in general: for, generally speaking,
 18  II,  8  |      Further, whereas quadrupeds in general are not furnished with lashes
 19  II,  10 |           certain fishes. For, as a general rule, fishes have a prickly
 20  II,  11 |         resembles the lizard in the general configuration of its body,
 21  II,  12 |            birds have a crest. As a general rule the crest sticks up,
 22  II,  15 |           others that come under no general designation by reason of
 23  II,  15 |        shapes of these organs. As a general rule, all animals that take
 24  II,  15 |        furnished with a liver. As a general rule blooded animals are
 25 III,  1  |           species or with fishes in general, would be more satisfactorily
 26 III,  7  |    constituted of bone. (Animals in general move the lower jaw; the
 27 III,  9  |         whole of the skin.~Horns in general are hollow at their point
 28 III,  10 |           which it grows. For, as a general rule, the thicker the hide,
 29 III,  11 |           or grey. With animals, in general, the change takes place,
 30 III,  12 |         Yellow River." Animals as a general rule have no hair on their
 31 III,  19 |             like animals; for, as a general rule, blood coagulates unless
 32 III,  19 |            a par as regards age and general health, the blood in the
 33 III,  20 |       coagulates and thickens. As a general rule milk only comes to
 34 III,  20 |        submitting to the male.~As a general rule, milk is not found
 35 III,  20 |            a superfluous amount for general use, for cheese-making and
 36 III,  21 |       milked for eight months. As a general rule, ruminating animals
 37  IV,  2  |           crawfish, and the body in general is smoother and more full
 38  IV,  2  |           and straight. The body in general and the region of the thorax
 39  IV,  3  |           also been stated’ that in general the eyes of the crab look
 40  IV,  4  |         spiral-shaped testaceans in general. Of the rest, some are bivalved
 41  IV,  6  |            whereas of shell fish in general some resemble the urchin
 42  IV,  8  |           in the neck thereof. As a general rule, fishes are especially
 43  IV,  8  |         spilt in the sea. And, as a general rule, if you bait your weel
 44  IV,  8  |          the organs of sense in the general run of animals. We now proceed
 45  IV,  10 |        making them stir. Fish, as a general rule, sleep close to the
 46  IV,  10 |             actual dissolution or a general break-up of the system.~
 47  IV,  11 |           furnished with eggs.~As a general rule, in red-blooded animals
 48   v,  1  |            exceptional and those of general occurrence.~
 49   v,  8  |           of the animal.~Animals in general seem naturally disposed
 50   v,  9  |             its eggs as birds do in general. And neither of these birds
 51   v,  10 |         caught.) Fishes, then, as a general rule, attain their full
 52   v,  11 |             from mud and sand.~As a general rule, then, fishes are in
 53   v,  11 |           the spring-time follows a general law, impregnation in the
 54   v,  11 |            much to do not only with general physical health but also
 55   v,  12 |            of the winter. And, as a general rule, the testaceans are
 56   v,  13 |            as has been stated, as a general rule pair and breed only
 57   v,  14 |           generative capacity. As a general rule the female is sharper-toned
 58   v,  14 |             is small and poor. As a general rule these animals are sexually
 59   v,  14 |             maturity of years. As a general rule, they are sexually
 60   v,  15 |          reddish hue. Further, as a general rule, in northern waters
 61   v,  15 |      pinna-guard it soon dies.~As a general rule, then, all testaceans
 62   v,  16 |             harder than these. As a general rule, sponges that are found
 63   v,  16 |           close-textured; and, as a general rule, sponges found beyond
 64   v,  18 |      discerned in detail, but their general outline is clear enough.
 65   v,  19 |      respects differs from grubs in general, there comes, by a metamorphosis
 66   v,  20 |           grubs.~With insects, as a general rule, the time of generation
 67   v,  22 |             is in the sky: and as a general rule there is no honey before
 68   v,  30 |            the case with insects in general, and the female cicada has
 69   v,  32 |     scorpions, but very small. As a general rule we may state that such
 70   v,  32 |           is the case with grubs in general; but the rest of its body
 71  VI,  1  |            lays even more.~Birds in general lay their eggs in nests,
 72  VI,  2  |             birds, as of animals in general, is white. After the female
 73  VI,  2  |           comparatively small. As a general rule, if hens get no brooding
 74  VI,  2  |           and matures in ten days a general rule; the egg of the pigeon
 75  VI,  4  |             to say, they do so as a general rule, and they never lay
 76  VI,  5  |         eggs.~(Carnivorous birds in general are observed to lay but
 77  VI,  6  |           and the hawk. The kite in general lays two eggs, but occasionally
 78  VI,  10 |         leads off to the yolk. In a general way the rest of the development
 79  VI,  10 |    completed in growth.~Dog-fish in general can extrude and take in
 80  VI,  11 |     Maemacterion. The dog-fish as a general rule bear twice in the year,
 81  VI,  11 |      Observations would lead to the general rule that no one variety
 82  VI,  13 |            in regard to molluscs in general, though up to the present
 83  VI,  13 |           flat and crumbly. Fish in general so deposit their eggs; for
 84  VI,  13 |       larger scales.~Fishes then in general produce their young by copulation,
 85  VI,  14 |             age of five months as a general rule, and deposit their
 86  VI,  14 |             carp. As with fishes in general, so even with these, the
 87  VI,  14 |          the baleros, and fishes in general push eagerly into the shallows
 88  VI,  17 |         basse, the mormyrus, and in general such fish as are nicknamed "
 89  VI,  17 |         only to give the results of general observation.~The conger
 90  VI,  18 |         animal and partly to all in general. It is common to all animals
 91  VI,  18 |         three months together. In a general way one may state that of
 92  VI,  18 |             urine of the male. As a general rule the discharge from
 93  VI,  18 |       females of all quadrupeds.~In general the sexual appetites of
 94  VI,  20 |         they reach six months. In a general way one may put it that
 95  VI,  20 |          very apparent, though as a general rule the male is the longer-lived.~
 96  VI,  21 |             of four months. Kine in general begin to submit to the male
 97  VI,  22 |        casts its foal.~The horse in general lives for eighteen or twenty
 98 VII,  1  |           deeper note; for while in general the woman’s voice is higher
 99 VII,  1  |          sometimes little; and as a general rule their size depends
100 VII,  4  |             end of their time. As a general rule women who are pregnant
101 VII,  4  |            was not wont to be. As a general rule, a man-child is more
102 VII,  4  |          perish. And this being the general experience, when such a
103 VII,  4  |           mother also succumbs as a general rule; so that not only do
104 VII,  4  |           sometimes the other. As a general rule and among most nations
105 VII,  4  |            foal only, at least as a general rule; in the human species
106 VII,  6  | adventitious circumstance, are as a general rule apt to bear female
107 VII,  6  |             but they are alike as a general rule. There was once upon
108 VII,  11 |           take place, at least as a general rule, though the discharge
109 VIII,  2 |            air-breathing animals in general; furthermore, when sleeping,
110 VIII,  2 |      immense modifications in their general configuration. This phenomenon
111 VIII,  2 |          cephalus and the mullet in general are the only fish that eat
112 VIII,  2 |          cud like a quadruped.~As a general rule the larger fishes catch
113 VIII,  2 |             hold good for fishes in general; for they are suffocated
114 VIII,  5 |          and ants also, and is in a general way carnivorous. It is so
115 VIII,  6 |              by the way, animals in general will take on fat if subjected
116 VIII,  9 |         amount is unwholesome. As a general rule it can take six or
117 VIII,  12|            by a similar trick.~As a general rule all birds with crooked
118 VIII,  13|           the Euxine. The shoals in general are visible both as they
119 VIII,  15|            eat nothing. Serpents in general burrow under ground for
120 VIII,  15|          time; for, whereas fish in general may be caught at all periods
121 VIII,  18|           of drought, both in their general health and in regard to
122 VIII,  18|            already stated, may in a general way be said never to drink
123 VIII,  19|    abundance at this time, but in a general way rain is wholesome for
124 VIII,  19|             weather in winter. As a general rule what is good for men
125 VIII,  19|             in that spot only. As a general rule it may be said that
126 VIII,  20|        weigh more.~To shell-fish in general drought is unwholesome.
127 VIII,  21|             animal, like animals in general lights in a change of diet;
128 VIII,  27|                    27~Insects, as a general rule, thrive best in the
129 VIII,  28|        found in Europe at all. As a general rule, wild animals are at
130 VIII,  29|          the pig, by the way, is in general most singularly indifferent
131 VIII,  30|            also changes its hue: in general it is white, but in spring
132 VIII,  30|          basse, and scaly fishes in general are in bad condition at
133 VIII,  30|             as the sheat-fish. As a general rule, the male fish is better
134  IX,  1  |      aegolius, and birds of prey in general, prey upon the calaris,
135  IX,  1  |            of prey, it carries on a general war all round. The horse
136  IX,  7  |                              7~In a general way in the lives of animals
137  IX,  7  |       cohabits with them all.) As a general rule these birds show this
138  IX,  7  |          after year. The male, as a general rule, is more long-lived
139  IX,  8  |         which it is hunted, and the general nasty habits of the bird.~
140  IX,  32 |         hares, fawns, foxes, and in general all such animals as he can
141  IX,  40 |        methods of working and their general habits. When the hive has
142  IX,  45 |           room for seven people. In general it resembles the ox in appearance,
143  IX,  50 |          the horses of Nisaea. As a general rule, mutilated animals
144  IX,  50 |             these remarks are, in a general way, applicable to quadrupeds,
145  IX,  49B|          usual winter silence. As a general rule, birds sing most loudly