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  1   I,  1  |          others firm; some have a long bill, others a short one;
  2   I,  1  |           either absolutely or so long as they are in their natural
  3   I,  5  |           such as are exceedingly long and smooth, as the eel and
  4   I,  9  |           temples. When these are long they are a sign of bad disposition;
  5   I,  11 |          nose) of the elephant is long and strong, and the animal
  6   I,  16 |        some have little heads and long jaws, as is the case, without
  7   I,  17 |       spleen of man is narrow and long, resembling the self-same
  8  II,  1  |            with animals that have long tails, for some creatures
  9  II,  11 |           Its tail is exceedingly long, terminates in a sharp point,
 10  II,  12 |       animals. Its haunch-bone is long, like a thigh, and is attached
 11  II,  12 |          organ is variable, being long in some birds and broad
 12  II,  17 | converging into one, and an ovary long and bifurcate. The rest
 13  II,  17 |         creature is exceptionally long, and the oesophagus is longer
 14  II,  17 |     tongue, moreover, is thin and long and black, and can be protruded
 15  II,  17 |          dog; then comes the gut, long, narrow, and single to the
 16  II,  17 |          membranous passage, very long, and quite detached from
 17  II,  17 |           the heart. The liver is long and simple; the spleen is
 18  II,  17 |          wide, but the stomach is long. Some few have neither a
 19  II,  17 |         the latter is exceedingly long, as in long necked birds,
 20  II,  17 |           exceedingly long, as in long necked birds, such as the
 21 III,  1  |        The womb of the serpent is long, in keeping with the body,
 22 III,  19 |    exception and at all times, as long as life lasts. Blood is
 23 III,  21 |        coming.~Milk remains for a long time in the female, if she
 24 III,  22 |       influence of heat. If it be long in the womb before issuing
 25  IV,  1  |    exceptional organ in a pair of long arms or tentacles, having
 26  IV,  1  |           small, and his feet are long, whereas in the others the
 27  IV,  1  |        found as much as five ells long. Some sepiae attain a length
 28  IV,  1  |          octopus are sometimes as long, or even longer. The species
 29  IV,  1  |         made is divisible, not in long straight strips, but in
 30  IV,  1  |         back of the mouth comes a long and narrow oesophagus, and
 31  IV,  2  |          the extreme flat surface long and thin, while the left
 32  IV,  2  |           teeth are its antennae, long, but shorter and finer by
 33  IV,  3  |          the back, and standing a long way apart, and some have
 34  IV,  3  |         teeth are not rounded but long; and over the teeth are
 35  IV,  3  |           some few little bodies, long and white, and others spotted
 36  IV,  4  |         an oesophagus, simple and long, extending to the poppy
 37  IV,  4  |           in the larger snails, a long white duct enveloped in
 38  IV,  4  |        underneath these horns two long eyes, not retreating inwards,
 39  IV,  7  |        part is single; but in the long and multipedal insects it
 40  IV,  7  |          itself. Insects that are long in shape and many-footed
 41  IV,  7  |        many-footed can live for a long while after being cut in
 42  IV,  7  |           insect furnished with a long tail. And, further, the
 43  IV,  7  |        legs the longer; and these long hind-legs whereby they jump
 44  IV,  7  |        formation in the cicada is long, continuous, and devoid
 45  IV,  8  |            they come at once from long distances and swim into
 46  IV,  9  |          reverberating with their long hind-legs.~No mollusc or
 47  IV,  9  |     furnished with fins broad and long. Just then as in the flight
 48  IV,  10 |     creatures, if the fish remain long in one position, will attack
 49  IV,  10 |        fish’s flesh if it be left long on the ground at the bottom;
 50   v,  2  |           they pass the whole day long in the operation; when thus
 51   v,  4  |                                 4~Long animals devoid of feet,
 52   v,  5  |         is neither short nor very long.~Again, in cartilaginous
 53   v,  8  |         sexes in their case is of long duration, as may be observed
 54   v,  14 |           capable all their lives long; for the stallion, as a
 55   v,  14 |       pretty well all their lives long. He-goats, if they be fat,
 56   v,  15 |           murex and the ceryx are long lived. The murex lives for
 57   v,  17 |         the way, all crawfish are long lived.~
 58   v,  18 |       heaps the female deposits a long continuous roe in shape
 59   v,  22 |        mottled insect; another is long, and resembles the anthrena;
 60   v,  23 |           the grubs are found. As long as the creatures are in
 61   v,  32 |     creature is also found in wax long laid by, just as in wood,
 62  VI,  2  |      first at the time of laying. Long and pointed eggs are female;
 63  VI,  8  |       however, the male only sits long enough to allow the female
 64  VI,  10 |         young the navel-string is long, but as they grow it diminishes
 65  VI,  10 |   quadrupeds. The navel-string is long and adheres to the under
 66  VI,  17 |          mud continues cold for a long while, spawns late in the
 67  VI,  17 |           carries its spawn for a long time; but, as it lives usually
 68  VI,  19 |          but in most cases not so long; the bell-wether, however,
 69  VI,  19 |       intercourse all their lives long.~Twins with sheep and goats
 70  VI,  21 |          to the bull and bears as long as she lives.~Cows live
 71  VI,  22 |       take the horse all its life long, but is not thus ready to
 72  VI,  25 |           is young; if it remains long wrinkled up, the animal
 73  VI,  26 |            The animal lives for a long period, more than fifty
 74  VI,  35 |         or four at a birth. It is long in the body and low in stature;
 75  VI,  37 |         small and their hind-legs long; the breed is exceedingly
 76 VII,  1  |          music, the voice lasts a long while unbroken and may even
 77 VII,  4  |     children it is acute and by a long way more difficult. Women
 78 VII,  10 |         of dreaming, though it is long afterwards before it remembers
 79 VII,  11 |          quadrupedal vivipara. So long as there is a flow of milk
 80 VIII,  2 |         are suffocated if they be long confined in a short supply
 81 VIII,  3 |           finch; the second has a long tail, and from its habitat
 82 VIII,  3 |           common heron, and has a long flat bill. There are furthermore
 83 VIII,  4 |        both go without food for a long time; and this remark may
 84 VIII,  6 |         drink by suction, but the long necked birds stop and elevate
 85 VIII,  15|         that it is only caught at long intervals. We are led also
 86 VIII,  19|        one and the same spot more long fish will be caught than
 87 VIII,  28|       have ears a span and a palm long, and some have ears that
 88 VIII,  28|           nuts nor the fruit last long.~In many places the climate
 89 VIII,  28|         with its hind-legs a span long and its front legs the length
 90 VIII,  29|      serpents. It is about an ell long, and hairy-looking; whenever
 91 VIII,  30|         after the female has gone long with spawn they are good
 92  IX,  8  |           the case if they stayed long in one spot, they do not
 93  IX,  12 |           keep under water for as long as it would take a man to
 94  IX,  12 |          the "dove-killer"; it is long and slender in form. The
 95  IX,  14 |          the beak is light green, long and slender: such, then,
 96  IX,  14 |        and lays eggs all its life long, beginning to do so at the
 97  IX,  21 |  steel-blue all over; its beak is long and slender; its legs are
 98  IX,  26 |           barn-door hen; it has a long beak, and in plumage is
 99  IX,  30 |         birds rear their young in long cells made of mud, and furnished
100  IX,  32 |           head, very short wings, long tail-feathers, in appearance
101  IX,  37 |       front of its eyes; they are long and thin like hairs, and
102  IX,  37 |            it also hunts with its long tentacles not only little
103  IX,  39 |      large, black in colour, with long front legs; it is heavy
104  IX,  39 |          the smaller. The one has long legs and keeps watch while
105  IX,  40 |         one and the same comb. As long as the leader is alive,
106  IX,  40 |         speckled: another kind is long and like an anthrene wasp;
107  IX,  40 | continuous row right through. The long bees build uneven combs,
108  IX,  40 |         fight vigorously with the long kind, and try to banish
109  IX,  44 |    towards them. In the chase, as long as he is in view, he makes
110  IX,  45 |         stouter in build, and not long in the body; its skin, stretched
111  IX,  46 |        the female lives nearly as long as the male; that they reach
112  IX,  46 |         his way through water, as long as the tip of his trunk
113  IX,  48 |        return swim is getting too long, they hold in their breath,
114  IX,  48 |        arrows, trying to make the long ascent rapidly in order