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  1  II,  2  |       another, the young from the old, by their teeth; for the
  2  II,  2  |       white and sharp-pointed; in old dogs, black and blunt.~
  3  II,  4  |          upwards. of eighty years old where at the very close
  4 III,  11 |        its colour as animals grow old, and in man it turns white
  5 III,  11 |          some people as they grow old the eyebrows grow thicker,
  6 III,  11 | especially in consumption, and in old age, and after death; and
  7 III,  11 |           emaciated or is growing old the scales grow harder.
  8 III,  11 |           quadrupeds as they grow old the hair in some and the
  9 III,  12 |         at first, but as it grows old the wings get black. Again,
 10 III,  18 |          to take on fat more when old than when young, and especially
 11 III,  19 |           and is abundant, in the old it is thick and black and
 12 III,  19 |    qualities are intermediate. In old animals the blood coagulates
 13 III,  20 | sanguineous, but, as animals grow old, it becomes fatty in animals
 14  IV,  1  |        which, if the animal grows old, becomes hard.~The females
 15   v,  14 |           dogs also, as they grow old, the tone of the bark gets
 16   v,  14 |          and female are two years old and take to breeding, the
 17   v,  14 |     sexually mature when one year old, and this statement is made
 18   v,  14 |     intercourse when eight months old, and the female brings forth
 19   v,  14 |        brings forth when one year old, the difference corresponding
 20   v,  14 |      generation when eight months old, but, with a sire under
 21   v,  14 |      intercourse when four months old, and are capable of producing
 22   v,  14 |         be reared when six months old; but at times the boar begins
 23   v,  14 |           until he is three years old. The dog and the bitch are,
 24   v,  14 |    sexually receptive when a year old, and sometimes when eight
 25   v,  14 |       sometimes when eight months old; but the priority in date
 26   v,  14 |    sexually mature when two years old; the issue, however, of
 27   v,  14 |          capable when three years old, and they grow better for
 28   v,  14 |        capable when thirty months old; but, as a rule, they are
 29   v,  14 |        until they are three years old, or three years and a half.
 30   v,  14 |           a foal when only a year old. A cow has been known to
 31   v,  14 |         to calve when only a year old, and the calf grew as big
 32   v,  14 |           The animal, as it grows old, continues to breed, but
 33   v,  14 |     unproductive, and are getting old. If a sow be highly fed,
 34   v,  14 |          sexual commerce, whether old or young; but, if it be
 35   v,  14 |          the morning. As it grows old the sexual passion dies
 36   v,  14 |       until they are twelve years old; although, by the way, cases
 37   v,  14 |          receptive when ten years old at the youngest, and when
 38   v,  14 |           capable when five years old, or six. The season for
 39   v,  14 |          calf two or three months old.~
 40   v,  20 |         the larger animals die of old age.~Winged insects die
 41  VI,  3  |           the egg is now ten days old the chick and all its parts
 42  VI,  4  |      couples when only six months old. Some assert that ringdoves
 43  VI,  4  |  procreate when only three months old, and instance their superabundant
 44  VI,  12 |        they are about twelve days old, over and over again during
 45  VI,  14 |          they are only three days old young fishes are generated.
 46  VI,  18 |           young. As the sow grows old she continues to bear, but
 47  VI,  20 |        purposes when eight months old: at about the same age some
 48  VI,  20 |        void urine when six months old; some at a later period,
 49  VI,  20 |         period, when eight months old, some before they reach
 50  VI,  20 |        sex sheds when four months old. As they shed these only,
 51  VI,  20 |           and sharp pointed, with old dogs black and blunted.~
 52  VI,  21 |          the cow are about a year old when it is possible for
 53  VI,  21 |           are about twenty months old, but it is universally allowed
 54  VI,  21 |    fullest vigour when five years old, which leads the critics
 55  VI,  21 |          Oxen younger than a year old do not copulate unless under
 56  VI,  22 |           purposes when two years old. Instances, however, of
 57  VI,  22 |         when two and a half years old. After a year’s interval,
 58  VI,  22 |        when four and a half years old is in excellent condition
 59  VI,  22 |         regarded as exceptionally old. The mare lives usually
 60  VI,  22 |          and height at five years old, the stallion at six; in
 61  VI,  22 |          until it is twenty years old. The female, then, reaches
 62  VI,  22 |      serve mares when forty years old: his fore legs had to be
 63  VI,  23 |           to conceive when a year old, and the foal to be reared.
 64  VI,  24 |    bread-tray. The she-mule grows old more slowly than the mule.
 65  VI,  25 |     distinguish between young and old quadrupeds. If, when drawn
 66  VI,  25 |        wrinkled up, the animal is old.~
 67  VI,  26 |       from the mother when a year old. The animal lives for a
 68  VI,  31 |     scarcely walk when two months old. The Syrian lion bears cubs
 69  VI,  31 |        them when it is six months old.~
 70 VII,  1  |           s womb and afterward to old age, the course of nature,
 71 VII,  1  |            When twice seven years old, in the most of cases, the
 72 VII,  1  |      women, both in young men and old, when the individual temperament
 73 VII,  4  |         of breath at eight months old, their mothers do not bring
 74 VII,  6  |        until they are sixty years old, and if that limit be overpassed
 75 VII,  10 |           the child is forty days old it neither laughs nor weeps
 76 VII,  12 |        before the child is a week old, hence it is customary to
 77 VIII,  7 |         until they are nine years old; from which circumstance
 78 VIII,  24|         the hippomanes are due to old wives and to the venders
 79 VIII,  28|       Libya; in fact, there is an old saying, "Always something
 80 VIII,  30|           or not, as the glaucus. Old fishes also are bad eating;
 81 VIII,  30|          also are bad eating; the old tunny is unfit even for
 82 VIII,  30|        wasting is observed in all old fishes. The age of a scaly
 83 VIII,  30|        hardness of its scales. An old tunny has been caught weighing
 84  IX,  1  |         The so-called presbys or "old man" is at war with the
 85  IX,  5  |         the creature is six years old: after this they grow their
 86  IX,  7  |      birds were twenty-five years old, thirty years old, and in
 87  IX,  7  |           years old, thirty years old, and in some cases forty.
 88  IX,  7  |         cases forty. As they grow old their claws increase in
 89  IX,  11 |          goes by the nickname of "old man" or "king"; and the
 90  IX,  12 |        young, and live to a green old age. If the eagle attacks
 91  IX,  13 |       story of the stork that the old birds are fed by their grateful
 92  IX,  13 |       young not only when growing old, but at an early period,
 93  IX,  31 |       pairs; when their young are old enough to fly, the parent
 94  IX,  32 |           remains on the nest. In old age the upper beak of the
 95  IX,  37 |       male and the female grow so old and feeble that they are
 96  IX,  40 |           in fact only three days old, after shedding its chrysalis-case,
 97  IX,  44 |        beings when they are grown old and so by reason of old
 98  IX,  44 |           old and so by reason of old age and the diseased condition
 99  IX,  44 |         prey. They live to a good old age. The lion who was captured
100  IX,  50 |         are mutilated when a year old; otherwise, they turn out