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 1  II,  1 |           reaching the age of two years, and again renews them.
 2  II,  4 |         come at the age of twenty years, in the case of both sexes.
 3  II,  4 |          women upwards. of eighty years old where at the very close
 4  II,  4 |         have not come up in early years.~
 5 III,  20|           where women advanced in years on being submitted to the
 6  IV,  10|           the age of four or five years. Instances have been known
 7   v,  14|       about the age of twenty-one years.~In other animals there
 8   v,  14|           male and female are two years old and take to breeding,
 9   v,  14|           the age of about twenty years; and after this time the
10   v,  14|          mature until he is three years old. The dog and the bitch
11   v,  14|          sexually mature when two years old; the issue, however,
12   v,  14|       sexually capable when three years old, and they grow better
13   v,  14|           until they reach twenty years. The stallion is sexually
14   v,  14|           the age of thirty-three years, and the mare up to forty,
15   v,  14|       lives for about thirty-five years, and the mare for a little
16   v,  14|       mature until they are three years old, or three years and
17   v,  14|         three years old, or three years and a half. An instance
18   v,  14|        the longest, up to seventy years, and the female up to fifty;
19   v,  14|         The ewe bears up to eight years, and, if she be carefully
20   v,  14|    carefully tended, up to eleven years; in fact, the ram and the
21   v,  14|        purposes until he is three years of age; but after that age
22   v,  14|           When they reach fifteen years, they become unproductive,
23   v,  14|       reach a certain maturity of years. As a general rule, they
24   v,  14|  conceptive until they are twelve years old; although, by the way,
25   v,  14|       eighteen and even of twenty years. But, as a rule, age diminishes
26   v,  14|       capable at the age of three years. After parturition, an interval
27   v,  14|       sexually receptive when ten years old at the youngest, and
28   v,  14|        sexually capable when five years old, or six. The season
29   v,  14|       allows an interval of three years to elapse after commerce
30   v,  14|  gestation with the female is two years; and only one young animal
31   v,  15|         murex lives for about six years; and the yearly increase
32   v,  22|     drones.~The bee lives for six years as a rule, as an exception
33   v,  22|         as an exception for seven years. If a swarm lasts for nine
34   v,  22|         If a swarm lasts for nine years, or ten, great credit is
35  VI,  4 |       accounts, lives up to forty years. The partridge lives over
36  VI,  9 |        live for about twenty-five years, breed about the third year,
37  VI,  12|           being full grown at ten years of age. Its period of gestation
38  VI,  12|      affection. It lives for many years; some are known to have
39  VI,  12|  twenty-five, and some for thirty years; the fact is fishermen nick
40  VI,  17|      their fat. They live for two years; and the fishermen infer
41  VI,  18|        most part live for fifteen years, but some fall little short
42  VI,  19|          The goat lives for eight years and the sheep for ten, but
43  VI,  19|         however, lives to fifteen years. In every flock they train
44  VI,  19|         trained from its earliest years. Sheep in Ethiopia live
45  VI,  19|       live for twelve or thirteen years, goats for ten or eleven.
46  VI,  20|          Laconian breed lives ten years, and the bitch twelve. The
47  VI,  20|           for fourteen or fifteen years, but some live to twenty;
48  VI,  21|         respect at the age of two years. The cow goes with calf
49  VI,  21|       Cows live for about fifteen years, and the bulls too, if they
50  VI,  21|          but some live for twenty years or even more, if their bodily
51  VI,  21|          fullest vigour when five years old, which leads the critics
52  VI,  21|           teeth at the age of two years, not all together but just
53  VI,  22|        breeding purposes when two years old. Instances, however,
54  VI,  22|          sexual maturity is three years, and from that age to twenty
55  VI,  22|           stimulated beyond their years if they be supplied with
56  VI,  22|         the age of two and a half years, but achieves full sexual
57  VI,  22|        lower, when two and a half years old. After a year’s interval,
58  VI,  22|       arriving at the age of four years and six months it sheds
59  VI,  22|        horse when four and a half years old is in excellent condition
60  VI,  22|      lives for eighteen or twenty years; some horses live for twenty-five
61  VI,  22|       last on to the age of fifty years; a horse, however, when
62  VI,  22|            when it reaches thirty years is regarded as exceptionally
63  VI,  22|           usually for twenty-five years, though instances have occurred
64  VI,  22|         length and height at five years old, the stallion at six;
65  VI,  22|   stallion at six; in another six years the animal reaches its full
66  VI,  22|      improving until it is twenty years old. The female, then, reaches
67  VI,  22|         to serve mares when forty years old: his fore legs had to
68  VI,  22|          extend over four or five years. It is, at all events, absolutely
69  VI,  23|         the age of two and a half years; it sheds its second teeth
70  VI,  23|        lives for more than thirty years, and the she-ass lives longer
71  VI,  24|        mule lives for a number of years. There are on record cases
72  VI,  26|           period, more than fifty years. It bears in spring-time,
73  VI,  27|      accounts, for two and a half years; according to others, for
74  VI,  27|    according to others, for three years; and the discrepancy in
75  VI,  35|         food; they live about six years. The cubs of the panther
76 VII,  1 |      heretofore. When twice seven years old, in the most of cases,
77 VII,  6 |    competent until they are sixty years old, and if that limit be
78 VII,  6 |     overpassed then until seventy years; and men have been actually
79 VII,  6 |     procreate children at seventy years of age. With many men and
80 VIII,  2|          lives for seven or eight years. The river-eel feeds on
81 VIII,  7|         commerce over a number of years; and it is with a view to
82 VIII,  7|          bull until they are nine years old; from which circumstance
83 VIII,  9|      Camels live for about thirty years; in some exceptional cases
84 VIII,  9|        live for about two hundred years; by others, for three hundred.~
85  IX,  5 |         until the creature is six years old: after this they grow
86  IX,  7 |       such birds were twenty-five years old, thirty years old, and
87  IX,  7 |     twenty-five years old, thirty years old, and in some cases forty.
88  IX,  7 |         as decoys, live for eight years. Partridges live for about
89  IX,  7 | Partridges live for about fifteen years. Ring-doves and turtle-doves
90  IX,  46|    elephant lives for two hundred years; others, for one hundred