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 1   I,  1  |       teats in the breast, others close to the thighs.~Of the substances
 2   I,  1  |      shall treat of the same with close reference to each particular
 3   I,  1  |       many creatures that live in close adhesion to an external
 4   I,  11 |        stand out far, some lie in close and tight, and some take
 5   I,  16 |           the top with the mouth, close to the windpipe, and is
 6   I,  17 |           great extent fleshy and close in texture, and in the cavities
 7   I,  17 |    kidneys", and these are placed close to the backbone, and resemble
 8  II,  1  |          left, but always follows close upon it.~Whatever parts
 9  II,  4  |       years old where at the very close of life the wisdom-teeth
10  II,  10 |      their mouths wide and make a close inspection.~Again, oviparous
11  II,  12 |            or gallinaceous) birds close the eye by means of the
12  II,  12 |        owl and its congeners also close the eye by means of the
13  II,  12 |        they all without exception close the eye with the lower lid,
14  II,  12 |         with their feet tucked up close to the belly; but the small
15  II,  15 |       animals have a gall-bladder close to the liver, and others
16  II,  15 |        fishes some have the organ close to the liver, as the dogfishes,
17  II,  15 |        also, has the gall-bladder close to the liver, and in no
18  II,  15 |       Other fishes have the organ close to the gut, attached to
19  II,  15 |           with the organ attached close to the liver, and others
20  II,  15 |        some have the gall-bladder close to the stomach, and others
21  II,  15 |           the stomach, and others close to the gut, as the pigeon,
22  II,  17 |         the windpipe commences so close to the mouth that the tongue
23  II,  17 |        end. The heart is situated close to the pharynx, small and
24  II,  17 |           in fish, they are found close up to the stomach.~In regard
25 III,  1  | internally situated, some have it close to the loin in the neighbourhood
26 III,  1  |          of the kidney and others close to the belly. Other males
27 III,  1  |          are internally situated, close to the loin. The case is
28 III,  1  |       internally situated have it close to the belly, as is the
29 III,  1  |          furnished with testicles close to the loin underneath the
30 III,  1  |            some have them inside, close to the belly, as the dolphin;
31 III,  1  |         outside, exposed to view, close to the lower extremity of
32 III,  1  |      creatures that have the womb close to the genitals, the womb
33 III,  1  |       Thus the wombs of birds are close to the midriff, and the
34 III,  1  |     fleshy and firm, and the part close to the midriff membranous
35 III,  1  |       with the eggs is at the top close to the midriff. With animals
36 III,  3  |          envelop the head, others close their courses in the organs
37 III,  20 |         has, by the way, two dugs close to the penis), and was milked
38  IV,  1  |        and narrow oesophagus, and close after that a crop or craw,
39  IV,  1  |         of the octopus. One keeps close to the surface, and is the
40  IV,  2  |        side, then three thin ones close behind on either side, and
41  IV,  2  |        the cleft claw, four teeth close together, and in the upper
42  IV,  2  |       upper part three teeth, not close together. Both right and
43  IV,  2  |         crustaceans take in water close by the mouth. The crab discharges
44  IV,  2  |        tongue; and the stomach is close to the mouth, only that
45  IV,  3  |      their eyes in the centre and close together, like the crabs
46  IV,  4  |         prey. The stomach follows close upon the mouth, and, by
47  IV,  4  |          and rough formations, in close connexion, something like
48  IV,  7  |        furnished with fins packed close together; and others that
49  IV,  8  |           in their fright, gather close into one spot, and so they
50  IV,  8  |           near their open valves, close them tight again as though
51  IV,  10 |          as a general rule, sleep close to the ground, or to the
52   v,  12 |  springtime, and the ceryx at the close of the winter. And, as a
53   v,  16 |          let the fish get in, and close it again to entrap them.~
54   v,  16 |     porous texture, the second is close textured, the third, which
55   v,  16 |       very scarce species. Of the close textured sponges such as
56   v,  16 |       that get their nutriment by close local attachment. And, by
57   v,  16 |          when found in deep water close to shore; for owing to the
58   v,  17 |            and they are not quite close to the outlet, but placed
59   v,  17 |          side flaps, then, cannot close, but by placing the end
60   v,  17 |       flap on them the animal can close up all, and this end-flap
61   v,  18 |        often seen exposed to view close in to shore. The female
62   v,  20 |        egg-formation comes at the close of seven days from copulation,
63   v,  28 |  grasshopper lays its eggs at the close of summer, and dies after
64  VI,  1  |        and build them in rows all close together, so that from their
65  VI,  3  |    proceed from the heart are now close to the navel. From the navel
66  VI,  3  |       situated over the right leg close to the flank, and the wing
67  VI,  10 |     fishes the eggs do not settle close to the diaphragm but middle-ways
68  VI,  10 |         to the membrane that lies close under the shell, while it
69  VI,  10 |        The spiny dog-fish has its close to the midriff above the
70  VI,  10 |          the same time eggs above close to the midriff (some larger,
71  VI,  12 |     brings forth on dry land-only close to the shore-as being an
72  VI,  13 |         Fishes deposit their eggs close in to shore, the goby close
73  VI,  13 |       close in to shore, the goby close to stones; and, by the way,
74  VI,  13 |         their eggs; for the water close in to shore is warm and
75  VI,  14 |           their spawn towards the close of the year without exception.
76  VI,  14 |        shallower water, generally close to the roots of the willow
77  VI,  14 |         or of some other tree, or close to reeds or to moss. At
78  VI,  17 |           atherine, and it spawns close to land; the last is the
79  VI,  17 |           her spawn all in a lump close in to shore. As a rule,
80  VI,  17 |           mackerel pair about the close of the month of Elaphebolion,
81  VI,  18 |          huddles his mares into a close ring, runs round them, then
82 VII,  5  |           and again towards their close when the emissions become
83 VIII,  2 |        fishes have their stomachs close to the mouth, and are not
84 VIII,  5 |         the bull. After coming to close quarters with the bull it
85 VIII,  12|          contemporaneous with the close of the hot season. Animals
86 VIII,  13|           in very plump condition close to shore, but those are
87 VIII,  28|          are none in the district close adjoining; and in Cephalenia
88  IX,  3  |          Shepherds train sheep to close in together at a clap of
89  IX,  3  |       clap or noise is made, they close in together within the sheepfold
90  IX,  4  |      particular animal, they keep close watch on all the rest.~When
91  IX,  7  |           less marked, but in the close neighbourhood of their nests
92  IX,  8  |        him off by showing herself close at his feet until she has
93  IX,  32 |          to quarter themselves in close neighbourhood. They do not
94  IX,  40 |        other creature, but in the close proximity of the hive they
95  IX,  41 |     manner others; so that by the close of autumn there are numerous
96  IX,  44 |        pursuit of his prey and is close behind, he makes a sudden
97  IX,  50 |          and oviparous quadrupeds close to the loins; and of viviparous