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  1   I,  1  |           Some birds have feet of little power, and are therefore
  2   I,  1  |     therefore called Apodes. This little bird is powerful on the
  3   I,  1  |      good-tempered, sluggish, and little prone to ferocity, as the
  4   I,  5  |         the sheatfish, to compare little with great.~Of animals that
  5   I,  11 |         them lies at the end of a little vein. Of animals possessed
  6   I,  16 |    round-faced animals; some have little heads and long jaws, as
  7   I,  17 |           in man it is situated a little to the left-hand side, leaning
  8   I,  17 |         left-hand side, leaning a little way from the division of
  9   I,  17 |        orifices coalescing; but a little lower down, one of the openings
 10  II,  11 |         in all these there is but little blood after all. The brain
 11  II,  11 |           The brain is situated a little above the eyes, but connected
 12  II,  17 |   observed, the heart is placed a little to the left-hand side. In
 13  II,  17 |        when big fish are pursuing little ones, the stomach tumbles
 14  II,  17 |          and the owl. Some of the little birds also have these appendages;
 15 III,  2  |      situated by itself, except a little in the heart, but it is
 16 III,  2  |         the backbone; other two a little higher up through the chest
 17 III,  2  |         further, a pair running a little underneath the cuticle through
 18 III,  4  |        vein to the spleen and the little veins branching off it disappear
 19 III,  4  |     abundantly with blood. For in little animals and those scantily
 20 III,  5  |        seems to be filled up with little veins in attenuated subjects-for
 21 III,  5  |        individuals is filled with little veins in thin ones-whereas
 22 III,  6  |        resembles, or only comes a little short of, the blood of sheep.
 23 III,  7  |       with blood, some differ but little, as is the case with birds;
 24 III,  17 |    especially such animals as are little in motion.~The brains of
 25 III,  19 |         have pure blood, but very little of it, and the fatter an
 26 III,  20 |        and the rinsing put into a little milk, and if this be mixed
 27 III,  21 |         erect, stooping forward a little, as otherwise, if he were
 28  IV,  2  |    crangons, or squillae, and the little kind, or shrimps, and the
 29  IV,  2  |         kind, or shrimps, and the little kind do not develop into
 30  IV,  2  |        provided with lamellae, or little flaps, and the female here
 31  IV,  2  |      others, covered with hair, a little underneath the mouth; and
 32  IV,  2  |           that the crawfish has a little oesophagus in front of the
 33  IV,  3  |         sallow juice and some few little bodies, long and white,
 34  IV,  4  |     suchlike animals.~Such of the little crabs as have the left foot
 35  IV,  4  |        creatures resembling those little crayfish that are also found
 36  IV,  6  |       oyster to its shell. If any little fish come up against it
 37  IV,  8  |            be it observed, juts a little out of its hole, while the
 38  IV,  9  |       shrill twittering noise. Of little birds, some sing a different
 39  IV,  10 |           a matter of fact, these little creatures, if the fish remain
 40   v,  2  |    cock-sparrow consumes but very little time in the operation. Of
 41   v,  13 |           and the stock-dove is a little larger than the common pigeon.
 42   v,  14 |         years, and the mare for a little over forty; although, by
 43   v,  15 |        carid and in other cases a little crab; if the pinna be deprived
 44   v,  18 |            the eggs burst and the little polypuses creep out, like
 45   v,  18 |         polypuses creep out, like little spiders, in great numbers;
 46   v,  18 |          sepidium, or body of the little sepia. (See diagram.)~The
 47   v,  19 |           apparent organ. After a little while the outer covering
 48   v,  19 |      originate in it, as it were, little tiny bits of red weed, which
 49   v,  19 |            and all such grubs are little disposed to motion. In Cyprus,
 50   v,  19 |         the stream what look like little sacks rather bigger than
 51   v,  22 |       species. The best kind is a little round mottled insect; another
 52   v,  22 |      drones out while it lets the little bees go in.~Of the king
 53   v,  22 |       honey, when no food or very little is in the hives, there would
 54   v,  22 |           are furnished with very little wax but with honey of great
 55   v,  28 |      surface of the ground, but a little beneath the surface; and,
 56   v,  28 |     investiture in the shape of a little black grasshopper; by and
 57   v,  30 |         the waist can sing just a little.~The cicada is not found
 58   v,  32 |       spider’s web, and there are little dry twigs about it, that
 59  VI,  2  |           midriff. At first it is little in size and white in colour;
 60  VI,  3  |        off from the vein-ducts. A little afterwards the body is differentiated,
 61  VI,  3  |          For, as the chick grows, little by little one part of the
 62  VI,  3  |        the chick grows, little by little one part of the yolk goes
 63  VI,  10 |        navel-string is attached a little way below the aperture of
 64  VI,  10 |         inside the stomach of the little fishes resembles that inside
 65  VI,  10 |       sharks exhibit, as you go a little way off from the midriff,
 66  VI,  11 |         with the exception of the little dog-fish, which bears only
 67  VI,  12 |         way, it is in form like a little dolphin, and is found in
 68  VI,  13 |          full of eggs, so that in little fishes there seem to be
 69  VI,  13 |      These fishes shed their eggs little by little, and, as is stated,
 70  VI,  13 |         shed their eggs little by little, and, as is stated, the
 71  VI,  13 |       spawn only once a year. The little phycis or black goby is
 72  VI,  14 |         one another, a big with a little one, and bring into juxtaposition
 73  VI,  14 |       whiter and larger, and in a little while afterwards the fish’
 74  VI,  14 |          the fertile eggs, as the little fish grow, a kind of sheath
 75  VI,  14 |  the-spawn being devoured by such little fishes as chance to come
 76  VI,  15 |       communicating with the sea, little fishes like whitebait, differing
 77  VI,  16 |        kind, because in some eels little worms are found, from which
 78  VI,  18 |          of a pint of liquid or a little less; and the time when
 79  VI,  18 |      fifteen years, but some fall little short of the twenty.~
 80  VI,  21 |          and never lives, however little premature its birth may
 81  VI,  37 |          millet-seed, and after a little while the lid of the jar
 82  VI,  37 |        incalculable that but very little of the corn-crop is left
 83 VII,  1  |         and may even persist with little change. And the breasts
 84 VII,  1  |           quite big and sometimes little; and as a general rule their
 85 VII,  2  |           the ailment lasts but a little while, two days or three,
 86 VII,  3  |     cobwebby or interspersed with little threads. And when conception
 87 VII,  3  |          cases quickly swell up a little, especially in thin persons,
 88 VII,  8  |          animals two; in the very little ones, such as fowls, one
 89 VII,  10 |           a matter calling for no little care and skill. For not
 90 VII,  10 |    sometimes at once, sometimes a little later, but in all cases
 91 VIII,  1 |       each other.~Nature proceeds little by little from things lifeless
 92 VIII,  1 |         Nature proceeds little by little from things lifeless to
 93 VIII,  2 |           carnivorous and live on little fishes, as for instance,
 94 VIII,  2 |         it. The crawfish feeds on little fish, capturing them beside
 95 VIII,  2 |          would be very few of the little fishes left, for the speed
 96 VIII,  3 |         the Aegolian owl, and the little horned owl. Of these birds,
 97 VIII,  3 |           birds hunt the jay; the little horned owl is smaller than
 98 VIII,  3 | golden-crested wren. This wren is little larger than a locust, has
 99 VIII,  3 |          a beautiful and graceful little bird. Then the anthus, a
100 VIII,  3 |           is the large goose, the little gregarious goose, the vulpanser,
101 VIII,  4 |         and squeezes himself into little compass, so that the swallowed
102 VIII,  6 |         is an exception, it cares little for grass or fruit, but
103 VIII,  12|           men, and the horses are little in proportion, and the men
104 VIII,  17|    creature issues out, leaving a little moisture behind, and after
105 VIII,  19|    surface of the sea.~The fry of little fishes escape by being overlooked,
106 VIII,  29|         is fatal. There is a very little snake, by some entitled
107  IX,  1  |          In the daytime all other little birds flutter round the
108  IX,  1  |           as a decoy for catching little birds of all kinds.~The
109  IX,  2  |        the big fishes prey on the little ones. So much on the subject
110  IX,  6  |          no attempt to injure its little friend, but, when it wants
111  IX,  17 |   resource. The tree-creeper is a little bird, of fearless disposition;
112  IX,  19 |           the black owsel, only a little smaller; it lives on cliffs
113  IX,  21 |         less than the owsel and a little bigger than the chaffinch.
114  IX,  22 |      composed of gristle; it is a little smaller than the thrush;
115  IX,  24 |          and further there is the little daw, called the "railer".
116  IX,  28 |                         28~Of the little horned owls there are two
117  IX,  29 |         itself to be pecked at by little birds, and flies away from
118  IX,  30 |       lives on mountains; it is a little larger than the owsel, and
119  IX,  34 |     lizards, chafers and the like little creatures. The so-called
120  IX,  36 |         find their food with very little difficulty, and flutter
121  IX,  36 |          Cedripolis, men hunt for little birds in the marshes with
122  IX,  37 |          filaments, and, when the little fish strike against them,
123  IX,  37 |       their fishing-rods, and the little creatures on which they
124  IX,  37 |        with keeping off all other little fishes that might steal
125  IX,  37 |           for, in warding off the little fishes, he makes a rush
126  IX,  37 |         hook when snapping at the little fish that come by; if, however,
127  IX,  37 |           long tentacles not only little fishes, but oftentimes even
128  IX,  37 |  shell-fish, and the skeletons of little fishes. It seeks its prey
129  IX,  37 |            after the birth of the little octopuses in the late summer
130  IX,  37 |     octopus is visible, whereas a little before this time of year
131  IX,  37 |           they are preyed upon by little fish, and with ease dragged
132  IX,  39 |         The speckled kind makes a little shabby web under trees.~
133  IX,  39 |          wait on the top, using a little hole for a lurking-place.
134  IX,  40 |    sitting apart in the hive. The little bees fight vigorously with
135  IX,  40 |           consists in a growth of little worms on the floor, from
136  IX,  40 |         into one single comb. The little bees, as has been said,
137  IX,  41 |           the so-called sphecons,-little nests containing four cells
138  IX,  43 |           in a couple of cells or little more; in these cells is
139  IX,  44 |       same habitat with them. The little ones are the best. Some
140  IX,  45 |       they are a span broad, or a little more, and in volume each
141  IX,  48 |       seen, and two dolphins at a little distance appeared swimming
142  IX,  48 |          swimming in underneath a little dead dolphin when it was
143  IX,  50 |           over on its back, cut a little off the scrotum at the lower
144  IX,  50 |          the womb; they cut off a little piece and stitch up the