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  1   I,  1  |          For instance, some animals live in water and others on land.
  2   I,  1  |             land. And of those that live in water some do so in one
  3   I,  1  |       another: that is to say, some live and feed in the water, take
  4   I,  1  |          and emit water, and cannot live if deprived of water, as
  5   I,  1  |       oyster. And of creatures that live in the water some live in
  6   I,  1  |         that live in the water some live in the sea, some in rivers,
  7   I,  1  |           the newt.~Of animals that live on dry land some take in
  8   I,  1  |              do not inhale air, yet live and find their sustenance
  9   I,  1  |        water; but of creatures that live in and inhale water not
 10   I,  1  |         land.~Some animals at first live in water, and by and by
 11   I,  1  |           by change their shape and live out of water, as is the
 12   I,  1  |             are many creatures that live in close adhesion to an
 13   I,  1  |          social purposes, others to live each for its own self.~Gregarious
 14   I,  1  |       gregarious. Of creatures that live in water many kinds of fishes
 15   I,  1  |           flies; and some creatures live on fish. Again, some creatures
 16   I,  1  |        lizard and the snake; others live on the surface of the ground,
 17   I,  1  |             owl and the bat; others live in the daylight.~Moreover,
 18   I,  1  |        sexes.~Again, some creatures live in the fields, as the cushat;
 19   I,  1  |         marine animals, again, some live in the open seas, some near
 20   I,  5  |        engender in their interior a live foetus, as man and the horse.
 21   I,  11 |          possible for a creature to live without using this process
 22 III,  20 |             infant.~The people that live on and about Mount Oeta
 23  IV,  7  |         when cut in two continue to live, excepting such as are naturally
 24  IV,  7  |             head or the stomach can live, but the head cannot live
 25  IV,  7  |           live, but the head cannot live by itself. Insects that
 26  IV,  7  |           shape and many-footed can live for a long while after being
 27  IV,  8  |           Again, a number of fishes live in caves; and accordingly
 28  IV,  11 |           pregnant. In animals that live confined to one spot there
 29  IV,  11 |          copulation engender either live young or egg or grub. In
 30  IV,  11 |            species, and in all that live in and about rocks. The
 31   v,  14 |           way, a horse has known to live to the age of seventy-five.
 32   v,  19 |   stag-beetle comes from grubs that live in dry wood: at first the
 33   v,  31 |            not carnivorous but that live on the juices of living
 34   v,  33 |             for the lizard does not live on into the next year; in
 35  VI,  2  |            from those of birds that live on dry land; that is to
 36  VI,  9  |                           9~Peafowl live for about twenty-five years,
 37  VI,  12 |         parturition in animals that live in water and are viviparous
 38  VI,  17 |           reason of their fat. They live for two years; and the fishermen
 39  VI,  18 |             Swine for the most part live for fifteen years, but some
 40  VI,  19 |            years. Sheep in Ethiopia live for twelve or thirteen years,
 41  VI,  20 |    hard-worked than when allowed to live idle.~The dog of the Laconian
 42  VI,  20 |             fifteen years, but some live to twenty; and for this
 43  VI,  21 |             long as she lives.~Cows live for about fifteen years,
 44  VI,  21 |            been castrated; but some live for twenty years or even
 45  VI,  21 |            a flock; and these bulls live to an exceptionally advanced
 46  VI,  22 |           twenty years; some horses live for twenty-five or even
 47  VI,  22 |          reared in a private stable live longer than such as are
 48  VI,  35 |          many young as the dog, and live on the same food; they live
 49  VI,  35 |         live on the same food; they live about six years. The cubs
 50 VII,  4  |          the eight-months’ children live and are brought up, but
 51 VII,  4  |          eight-months’ children not live, but when they die their
 52 VII,  5  |         soon as the child is fit to live the milk is fit to use.
 53 VIII,  1 |       endowed with memory, and they live with their offspring for
 54 VIII,  2 |       locally: that is to say, some live upon dry land, while others
 55 VIII,  2 |         upon dry land, while others live in the water. And this differentiation
 56 VIII,  2 |            food from the water, and live in water for the greater
 57 VIII,  2 |          water they cannot possibly live, as for instance, the so-called
 58 VIII,  2 |            lack of air. He can also live for a considerable while
 59 VIII,  2 |             hand as take in air but live in water, and such on the
 60 VIII,  2 |        grosser parts; in fact, they live on fresh water just as they
 61 VIII,  2 |            some are carnivorous and live on little fishes, as for
 62 VIII,  2 |    omnivorous; that is to say, they live on stones, slime, sea-weed,
 63 VIII,  2 |             from the water they can live for five or six days; for
 64 VIII,  3 |         living thing whatever; they live and roost also on the plants
 65 VIII,  3 |          There are other birds that live on fruit and herbage, such
 66 VIII,  3 |       rivers and lakes, and such as live on or by the sea.~Of water-birds
 67 VIII,  3 |  water-birds such as are web-footed live actually on the water, while
 68 VIII,  3 |            such as are split-footed live by the edge of it-and, by
 69 VIII,  3 |            that are not carnivorous live on water-plants, (but most
 70 VIII,  3 |     water-plants, (but most of them live on fish), like the heron
 71 VIII,  3 |             halcyons or kingfishers live by the waterside. Of kingfishers
 72 VIII,  3 |           birds, the larger species live on the banks of rivers and
 73 VIII,  9 |            later in the day.~Camels live for about thirty years;
 74 VIII,  9 |         some exceptional cases they live much longer, and instances
 75 VIII,  9 |         elephant is said by some to live for about two hundred years;
 76 VIII,  11|             horse-fly, others again live on the juices of fruits
 77 VIII,  12|             proportion, and the men live in caves underground. Pelicans
 78 VIII,  14|        exception of such of them as live in human habitations or
 79 VIII,  20|            So much for animals that live in water.~
 80 VIII,  28|           the soil. The hare cannot live in Ithaca if introduced
 81  IX,  1  |        together; calling those that live at war with one another "
 82  IX,  1  |             very fiercest creatures live peaceably together. The
 83  IX,  1  |         with the pyrallis, for they live in the same districts and
 84  IX,  1  |          are both at home, for they live on the same food; with the
 85  IX,  1  |            both are carnivorous and live on the same food. Elephants
 86  IX,  7  |         fanciers for use as decoys, live for eight years. Partridges
 87  IX,  7  |             eight years. Partridges live for about fifteen years.
 88  IX,  7  |              Turtle-doves in summer live in cold places, (and in
 89  IX,  10 |           with a cry.~Pelicans that live beside rivers swallow the
 90  IX,  11 |             at the most.~Some birds live on mountains or in forests,
 91  IX,  12 |                       12~Some birds live on the sea-shore, as the
 92  IX,  12 |             birds without exception live near the sea or rivers or
 93  IX,  12 |           however, with cloven toes live near pools or marshes, as,
 94  IX,  12 |           Swans are web-footed, and live near pools and marshes;
 95  IX,  12 |            fond of their young, and live to a green old age. If the
 96  IX,  13 |           is very small.~People who live where the bird comes from
 97  IX,  18 |             harpy, as the two birds live on the same food.~
 98  IX,  23 |            there are the birds that live as a rule in towns, the
 99  IX,  37 |          octopus as a rule does not live the year out. It has a natural
100  IX,  37 |            a proof that they do not live into a second year there
101  IX,  37 |              Neither does the sepia live into a second year. The
102  IX,  37 |      certain whether the animal can live when stripped of the shell.~
103  IX,  40 |             the drones, by the way, live in the innermost recess
104  IX,  41 |             larger size. These wild live over into a second year,
105  IX,  41 |    concealed during the winter, and live in the interior of logs
106  IX,  41 |          others. The workers do not live over into a second year,
107  IX,  41 |             through the winter, and live in holes underground; for
108  IX,  41 |      invariably or whether they can live for a longer time, has not
109  IX,  41 |            in wild localities. They live underground; their combs
110  IX,  44 |             their wonted prey. They live to a good old age. The lion
111  IX,  48 |            their strength. Dolphins live together in pairs, male
112  IX,  49B| straight-taloned birds, and such as live on the banks of a river,