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 1   I,  11 |     respiration.~Again, smelling takes place by means of the nose,-
 2   I,  11 |          objects towards it, and takes hold of them, and introduces
 3   I,  15 |        the arm and of the finger takes place from without inwards
 4   I,  16 |          of the windpipe, and it takes in and throws out air only,
 5   I,  16 |         throws out air only, and takes in nothing else either dry
 6  II,  11 |         The change in its colour takes place when it is inflated
 7  II,  11 |      pard. This change of colour takes place over the whole body
 8 III,  4  |        the aorta to the backbone takes place in the region of the
 9 III,  11 |           in general, the change takes place, but not very obviously,
10 III,  16 |      when they are over fed, fat takes the place of flesh. Where
11  IV,  3  |      besides its teeth. The crab takes in water near by the mouth,
12  IV,  4  |         all testaceans); it then takes a bend and runs up again
13  IV,  9  |        the commerce of the sexes takes place usually in the night
14   v,  6  |          that the coition really takes place.~
15   v,  7  |         other’s tail. Copulation takes place in the early spring,
16   v,  7  |      these animals. Sometimes it takes place about the time when
17   v,  8  |        following way: the female takes hold of the suspended web
18   v,  9  |         over. The first spawning takes place in December before
19   v,  14 |         time before impregnation takes place.~Bitches do not submit
20   v,  16 |      these pores that the animal takes its food.~There is a particular
21   v,  19 |        wasp, whilst it is young, takes food and voids excrement;
22   v,  19 |    developed insect in each case takes its peculiar colour from
23   v,  19 |        from a quiescent state it takes on the power of motion,
24   v,  19 |      dog-rose; and the cantharis takes eagerly to ill-scented substances,
25   v,  19 |          the latter impregnation takes placeduring the change of
26   v,  22 |         juices of the flowers it takes up with the organ that resembles
27   v,  22 |         an effort of its own and takes food, and holds on so tightly
28   v,  27 |       the moment the development takes place, the young spider
29   v,  30 |       and harder and larger, and takes to singing. In both species,
30   v,  33 |        and oviparous, generation takes place in the spring, but
31   v,  33 |         season. In some cases it takes place in the spring, in
32  VI,  2  |          the latter impregnation takes place during the change
33  VI,  2  |        then no change in the egg takes place: the wind-egg does
34  VI,  2  |      kissing one another just as takes place in the normal pairing.
35  VI,  4  |         the second egg. The male takes its turn of sitting during
36  VI,  6  |          for a considerable time takes charge of her young; for,
37  VI,  8  |          the male, when he first takes his young out of the nest,
38  VI,  10 |      That is to say, development takes place at the upper part
39  VI,  10 |       within the embryo, just as takes place with the yolk in birds.~
40  VI,  13 |        that a similar phenomenon takes place in regard to molluscs
41  VI,  13 |         Development from the egg takes place similarly with fishes
42  VI,  15 |        away and another creature takes its place, and so, with
43  VI,  17 |         shoal fishes parturition takes place in the spring, and
44  VI,  18 |         time when this discharge takes place is the best time for
45  VI,  18 |    belief that the process never takes place with these animals
46  VI,  18 |         mules menstruation never takes place, but the urine of
47  VI,  19 |         name by the shepherd, he takes the lead of the flock: and
48  VI,  20 |        human species, a swelling takes place in the teats of the
49  VI,  22 |        of days that the stallion takes to impregnate the mare;
50  VI,  29 |     other time with the hind; it takes place only after parturition,
51  VI,  30 |        yet inarticulate. Pairing takes Place in the month of Elaphebolion,
52  VI,  37 |       following morning, when he takes his reapers afield, he finds
53 VII,  2  |        of the catamenia in women takes place towards the end of
54 VII,  2  |         symptoms that conception takes place in women, and women
55 VII,  2  |           prolapsion of the womb takes place and the catamenia
56 VII,  3  |       what is known as effluxion takes place.~In most cases the
57 VII,  3  |          the discharge no longer takes its natural course but finds
58 VII,  3  |    frequently than the man-child takes ten months to come to perfection.
59 VII,  8  |         natural course of things takes place in all animals head
60 VII,  10 |     becomes milky, for the child takes at once to the breast. Before
61 VII,  10 |          In cases where flooding takes place rather before its
62 VII,  10 |       and in cases where it only takes place at the beginning and
63 VIII,  2 |   aquatic we mean an animal that takes in water. For the fact is
64 VIII,  2 |         both these processes: he takes in water and discharges
65 VIII,  2 |        river Strymon eel-fishing takes place at the rising of the
66 VIII,  4 |        in its belly. The serpent takes any food presented to him,
67 VIII,  6 |        in the matter of food. It takes on fat more rapidly in proportion
68 VIII,  15|        the perch.~The tunny also takes a sleep in winter in deep
69 VIII,  15|        the circumstance that the takes of certain fish are made
70 VIII,  17|         animal on first emerging takes to eating arum with the
71 VIII,  26|       harm. From time to time it takes to swallowing stones. It
72 VIII,  26|      will pass out if the animal takes a drink of olive-oil; if
73  IX,  5  |         to its young. The mother takes its young betimes to her
74  IX,  8  |   spring-time, a noisy scrimmage takes place, out of which the
75  IX,  8  | partridges. A similar proceeding takes place occasionally with
76  IX,  32 |         its young and thoroughly takes them out with it. It is
77  IX,  37 |         the lagoon; sexual union takes place in the autumn, and
78  IX,  39 |        the hunting, but the male takes a share of the booty captured.~
79  IX,  40 |     recover, if the person stung takes the trouble to press the