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 1   I,  1  |       majority of fishes; others get their food and spend their
 2   I,  1  |      water-snake. Some creatures get their living in the water
 3   I,  6  |          order that we may first get a clear notion of distinctive
 4  II,  1  |      protect its feet, when they get sore, with sandals.~The
 5  II,  3  |   animals grow older their teeth get blacker, but the horse’s
 6  II,  6  |          that it is difficult to get a sight of it.~
 7  II,  11 | direction, and thus contrives to get a sight of any object that
 8  II,  12 |     allow any solid substance to get down into the lung.~Some
 9  II,  13 |       have to follow after it to get suckled, and this phenomenon
10 III,  1  |      ducts in the rutting season get filled with the genital
11 III,  4  |       vein extend; and here they get more closely attached to
12 III,  4  |     these creatures the passages get clogged, like water-channels
13 III,  11 |     white-sickness all the hairs get grey; and instances have
14 III,  11 |          they have a tendency to get their hair again.~If a hair
15 III,  11 |          and the hooves or claws get larger in size; and the
16 III,  12 |        as it grows old the wings get black. Again, owing to special
17 III,  19 |  quantity they die. If the blood get exceedingly liquid, animals
18 III,  19 |       out of blood. If the blood get diseased, haemorrhoids may
19 III,  20 |          of goat’s milk they can get nineteen cheeses at an obol
20  IV,  1  |      full tension; if the animal get on to the sand it can no
21  IV,  8  |         for neritae, they always get to leeward of them, and
22   v,  16 |          the web to let the fish get in, and close it again to
23   v,  16 |         on sea-beaches, and they get their nutriment in slime:
24   v,  16 |        all living creatures that get their nutriment by close
25  VI,  2  |   hen-bird is brooding, the eggs get addled. Wind-eggs that are
26  VI,  2  |          a general rule, if hens get no brooding they pine and
27  VI,  5  |   However, difficult as it is to get a sight of it, a vulture’
28  VI,  5  |        yet young, the birds will get well again and will see
29  VI,  6  |         for some days its talons get turned awry. It is in consequence
30  VI,  7  |          The young of hawks also get palatable and fat. One species
31  VI,  14 |          the stream and does not get entangled with some rubbish.
32  VI,  17 |           for small living grubs get generated there and eat
33  VI,  18 |          pupping.~Male elephants get savage about pairing time,
34  VI,  18 |          also about this time to get wind-impregnated if not
35  VI,  18 |        is extremely difficult to get as it oozes out only in
36  VI,  18 |        and oxen are the first to get in heat; and their sexual
37  VI,  18 |    before breeding time: if they get mixed up with other mares,
38  VI,  18 |     pregnancy ewes and she-goats get fatter and eat more; as
39  VI,  18 |          otherwise she is apt to get into heat again; if she
40  VI,  19 |         Such as bear females may get to bear males, due regard
41  VI,  22 |          has foaled she does not get impregnated at once again,
42 VII,  4  |        the nostrils. But as they get bigger they become more
43 VIII,  2 |        animals inhaling air many get their food from the water;
44 VIII,  2 |          of feeding; for as they get their food in the water
45 VIII,  2 |         but go upon dry land and get their living there. At present
46 VIII,  2 |        just as some male animals get to resemble the female,
47 VIII,  2 |    crawfish or spiny-lobster can get the better of fishes even
48 VIII,  5 |          will break up a hive to get at the honey; it eats crabs
49 VIII,  8 |        for the clover is sure to get the taint of the water.
50 VIII,  10|     thirsty), and in autumn they get cucumbers with a sprinkling
51 VIII,  10|      season draws near they will get larger udders. Sheep are
52 VIII,  10|          shake themselves and so get rid of it. The flesh of
53 VIII,  13|      variety; but as soon as you get into the outer sea the big
54 VIII,  15|         the spring these tunnies get in motion and proceed towards
55 VIII,  19|          owing to the stone they get frozen with the cold, and
56 VIII,  24|       also to tetanus: the veins get rigid, as also the head
57 VIII,  30|      spring and after the spring get white again. The phycis
58  IX,  1  |        is war between birds that get their living from the sea,
59  IX,  5  |       kind of skin envelope, and get rough by degrees; when they
60  IX,  6  |         the branch and trying to get at the medicine. They say
61  IX,  6  |       all other birds, when they get a wound fighting, apply
62  IX,  6  |          fighting with the snake get a tight hold of the snake
63  IX,  12 |        will repel the attack and get the better of their assailant,
64  IX,  37 |          way. That the creatures get their living by this means
65  IX,  37 |     swallowed the hook, tries to get rid of it as the scolopendra
66  IX,  40 |        are said to go bad and to get covered with a sort of spider’
67  IX,  40 |           but if the bigger bees get left mistresses of the field
68  IX,  40 |          they kill whatever they get hold of. Bees that sting
69  IX,  50 |        that go in herds, as they get their food out of doors,