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  1   I,  1  |               most of the parts as a rule exhibit differences through
  2   I,  1  |         others not; but as a general rule, most parts and those that
  3   I,  1  |      powerful on the wing; and, as a rule, birds that resemble it
  4   I,  1  |       captured, though, as a general rule, it is a rare bird.)~Again,
  5   I,  5  |       Bloodless animals as a general rule are inferior in point of
  6   I,  7  |            case of men, as a general rule, three meeting at a point.
  7   I,  9  |            All animals, as a general rule, are provided with eyes,
  8   I,  10 |       diverse colours. Animals, as a rule, have eyes of one colour
  9   I,  16 |           way above stated, and as a rule have their special designations,
 10   I,  17 |           the heart are sinews. As a rule the heart is situated in
 11  II,  1  |          laid down. For as a general rule all animals that are generically
 12  II,  1  |           With animals, as a general rule, the tail corresponds with
 13  II,  3  |            long-lived are they, as a rule, while those are short-lived
 14  II,  10 |            fishes. For, as a general rule, fishes have a prickly tongue,
 15  II,  10 |           remarkable acuteness. As a rule, they pass the day-time
 16  II,  12 |           have a crest. As a general rule the crest sticks up, and
 17  II,  15 |           these organs. As a general rule, all animals that take up
 18  II,  15 |           with a liver. As a general rule blooded animals are furnished
 19 III,  1  |           one another. Serpents as a rule are oviparous, the viper
 20 III,  10 |             grows. For, as a general rule, the thicker the hide, the
 21 III,  11 | constitutionally impotent.~Hair as a rule grows more or less in length
 22 III,  12 |         River." Animals as a general rule have no hair on their internal
 23 III,  19 |           animals; for, as a general rule, blood coagulates unless
 24 III,  20 |           and thickens. As a general rule milk only comes to animals
 25 III,  20 |            to the male.~As a general rule, milk is not found in the
 26 III,  21 |           eight months. As a general rule, ruminating animals give
 27  IV,  8  |           sense of smell. Thus, as a rule, fishes will not touch a
 28  IV,  8  |           neck thereof. As a general rule, fishes are especially attracted
 29  IV,  8  |           the sea. And, as a general rule, if you bait your weel with
 30  IV,  10 |             stir. Fish, as a general rule, sleep close to the ground,
 31  IV,  11 |              with eggs.~As a general rule, in red-blooded animals
 32   v,  10 |           Fishes, then, as a general rule, attain their full growth
 33   v,  11 |           mud and sand.~As a general rule, then, fishes are in roe
 34   v,  11 |             does not follow the same rule either throughout or within
 35   v,  12 |            winter. And, as a general rule, the testaceans are found
 36   v,  13 |            been stated, as a general rule pair and breed only once
 37   v,  14 |    generative capacity. As a general rule the female is sharper-toned
 38   v,  14 |              weaker and weaker.~As a rule, then, as was stated, the
 39   v,  14 |              and the bitch are, as a rule, sexually capable and sexually
 40   v,  14 |         small and poor. As a general rule these animals are sexually
 41   v,  14 |               for the stallion, as a rule, lives for about thirty-five
 42   v,  14 |         thirty months old; but, as a rule, they are not generatively
 43   v,  14 |      extended periods are rare. As a rule, the male is generative
 44   v,  14 |      maturity of years. As a general rule, they are sexually receptive
 45   v,  14 |              twenty years. But, as a rule, age diminishes the capability
 46   v,  15 |           hue. Further, as a general rule, in northern waters the
 47   v,  15 |              soon dies.~As a general rule, then, all testaceans grow
 48   v,  16 |             than these. As a general rule, sponges that are found
 49   v,  16 |    close-textured; and, as a general rule, sponges found beyond or
 50   v,  19 |           called the ephemeron.~As a rule, insects that come from
 51   v,  20 |           With insects, as a general rule, the time of generation
 52   v,  20 |           the oviparous insects as a rule four. But, in the case of
 53   v,  20 |              and its congeners. As a rule, the transformations take
 54   v,  22 |            the sky: and as a general rule there is no honey before
 55   v,  22 |             lives for six years as a rule, as an exception for seven
 56   v,  27 |            thick one; and some, as a rule, lay in a round-shaped case
 57   v,  32 |             very small. As a general rule we may state that such animalcules
 58  VI,  2  |    comparatively small. As a general rule, if hens get no brooding
 59  VI,  2  |        matures in ten days a general rule; the egg of the pigeon in
 60  VI,  4  |              they do so as a general rule, and they never lay more
 61  VI,  4  |           creature.~The pigeon, as a rule, lays a male and a female
 62  VI,  7  |           which bird disappears as a rule about the time of the appearance
 63  VI,  10 |       dogfish is an exception to the rule, being prevented by the
 64  VI,  11 |            The dog-fish as a general rule bear twice in the year,
 65  VI,  11 |            would lead to the general rule that no one variety of fish
 66  VI,  13 |           water.~Oviparous fish as a rule spawn only once a year.
 67  VI,  14 |             five months as a general rule, and deposit their spawn
 68  VI,  17 |              close in to shore. As a rule, cartilaginous fish are
 69  VI,  17 |             as pelamyds. Fishes as a rule take on growth with rapidity,
 70  VI,  18 |            of the male. As a general rule the discharge from the bladder
 71  VI,  20 |          that follow. The bitch as a rule goes in heat for fourteen
 72  VI,  20 |              the male. The male as a rule lifts his leg to void urine
 73  VI,  20 |        apparent, though as a general rule the male is the longer-lived.~
 74  VI,  21 |            chance of offspring: as a rule, however, they are about
 75  VI,  21 |              imperfect. The cow as a rule bears but one calf, very
 76  VI,  22 |             abundance. The mare as a rule bears only one foal; occasionally
 77  VI,  22 |            delivery. Quadrupeds as a rule lie down for parturition,
 78  VI,  29 |             submits to the stag as a rule only under compulsion, as
 79  VI,  29 |          single male. The hind, as a rule, bears but one fawn, although
 80 VII,  1  |             little; and as a general rule their size depends on whether
 81 VII,  2  |            remain childless. But the rule is not without exception,
 82 VII,  3  |          first three months, is as a rule found to be undifferentiated;
 83 VII,  4  |             their time. As a general rule women who are pregnant of
 84 VII,  4  |           for these latter look as a rule paler and suffer more pain,
 85 VII,  4  |           the body. Nevertheless the rule is subject to exceptions.~
 86 VII,  4  |             wont to be. As a general rule, a man-child is more prone
 87 VII,  4  |           also succumbs as a general rule; so that not only do the
 88 VII,  4  |              the other. As a general rule and among most nations the
 89 VII,  4  |          only, at least as a general rule; in the human species cases
 90 VII,  6  |       circumstance, are as a general rule apt to bear female children
 91 VII,  6  |            there is no hard and fast rule regarding them. While children
 92 VII,  6  |          that was a blackamoor.~As a rule the daughters have a tendency
 93 VII,  6  |          they are alike as a general rule. There was once upon a time
 94 VII,  10 |             again.~It is the natural rule, as we have mentioned above,
 95 VII,  11 |         place, at least as a general rule, though the discharge has
 96 VIII,  2 |              quadruped.~As a general rule the larger fishes catch
 97 VIII,  3 |             own species.~Birds, as a rule, are very spare drinkers.
 98 VIII,  6 |             down his drink. Birds, a rule, drink by suction, but the
 99 VIII,  9 |            unwholesome. As a general rule it can take six or seven
100 VIII,  12|          similar trick.~As a general rule all birds with crooked talons
101 VIII,  13|               The coly-mackerel as a rule does not enter the Euxine,
102 VIII,  13|             season. Shoal-fish, as a rule, are caught in greater quantities
103 VIII,  19|             in the rivers, and, as a rule, countries abounding in
104 VIII,  19|              in winter. As a general rule what is good for men is
105 VIII,  19|              spot only. As a general rule it may be said that places
106 VIII,  20|              space.~Shell-fish, as a rule, are benefited by rainy
107 VIII,  27|             27~Insects, as a general rule, thrive best in the time
108 VIII,  28|               In Egypt animals, as a rule, are larger than their congeners
109 VIII,  28|          Europe at all. As a general rule, wild animals are at their
110 VIII,  30|             sheat-fish. As a general rule, the male fish is better
111  IX,  7  |              them all.) As a general rule these birds show this conjugal
112  IX,  7  |               The male, as a general rule, is more long-lived than
113  IX,  11 |             female lays one egg as a rule, and two at the most.~Some
114  IX,  23 |              also the pardalus. As a rule, it is seen in flocks and
115  IX,  23 |             the birds that live as a rule in towns, the raven and
116  IX,  32 |            gods. Birds of prey, as a rule, seldom alight upon rock,
117  IX,  37 |            octopus. The octopus as a rule does not live the year out.
118  IX,  40 |           the bees. The drones, as a rule, keep inside the hive; when
119  IX,  50 |              of Nisaea. As a general rule, mutilated animals grow
120  IX,  49B|         winter silence. As a general rule, birds sing most loudly