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 1   I,  17 |        aorta; for the vein that goes off from the great vein
 2   I,  17 |         off from the great vein goes right through the liver,
 3  II,  1  |         and in this position it goes to sleep. And it bends its
 4  II,  1  |        so that, when the animal goes to war, they protect its
 5  II,  11 |      time; a very slight motion goes on in the region of the
 6 III,  2  |     thigh. The largest of these goes down the thigh at the back
 7 III,  3  |        the legs, after which it goes on through the shins to
 8 III,  3  |        jugular veins. This pair goes on inside along the backbone,
 9 III,  11 |        In some animals the hair goes on gradually hardening into
10  IV,  1  |     further, the encircling fin goes all round the trunk, whereas
11  IV,  1  |          from the stomach there goes back again, in the direction
12  IV,  9  |        For the scallop, when it goes along supporting itself
13  IV,  9  |        croak. The croaking that goes on in the marsh is the call
14   v,  1  |        animals where generation goes by heredity, wherever there
15   v,  14 |        and a louder one as time goes on. And when the young male
16   v,  14 |     heretofore; and this change goes on until they reach the
17   v,  18 |      diagram.)~The female sepia goes pregnant in the spring-time,
18   v,  19 |     this creature, so the story goes, not only walks through
19   v,  19 |         evening, but as the sun goes down it pines away, and
20   v,  22 |      kings than one; and a hive goes to ruin if there be too
21   v,  33 | actually stated that the animal goes on growing to the end of
22  VI,  3  |    course (as the egg substance goes on growing, towards each
23  VI,  3  |     little one part of the yolk goes upward, and another part
24  VI,  13 |        and some portion of them goes to waste in the water; but
25  VI,  14 |       the female after spawning goes away.~In the case of the
26  VI,  14 |     female of spawn. The mullet goes up from the sea to marshes
27  VI,  17 |     usually on rocky ground, it goes to a distance and spawns
28  VI,  20 |     follow. The bitch as a rule goes in heat for fourteen days,
29  VI,  21 |       age of two years. The cow goes with calf for nine months,
30  VI,  22 |      reaches its full bulk, and goes on improving until it is
31  VI,  22 |         gets a smell of it, she goes wild and frantic at the
32  VI,  25 |       the jaw, the skin at once goes back to its place, the animal
33  VI,  30 |    under the male. The she-bear goes with young for thirty days.
34  VI,  30 |         the way, hibernates and goes with young the same number
35 VII,  2  |     great part of the excretion goes to nourish the body. In
36 VII,  5  |       but with those in whom it goes on longer it lasts even
37 VII,  11 |       the milk stops coming and goes dry, alike in the human
38 VIII,  2 |        itself from the rock and goes about in quest of food.
39 VIII,  5 |   attack man than the wolf that goes with a pack.~The animal
40 VIII,  5 |      emerges from the water and goes nibbling at the bark of
41 VIII,  12|     that the bird, so the story goes, carries in its inside a
42 VIII,  14|       the bee. For the bee also goes into hiding: and the proof
43 VIII,  17|         all over. The sloughing goes on for a day and a night,
44 VIII,  17|     after issuing from the husk goes and sits upon an olive tree
45 VIII,  21|         soon rot, and the decay goes on until it reaches the
46 VIII,  24|     back on its haunches; if it goes without food for several
47 VIII,  29|        other creature. If a pig goes into water after being struck
48  IX,  1  |     bird, by the way, the story goes that he was originally born
49  IX,  5  |   swallows the afterbirth, then goes in quest of the seseli shrub,
50  IX,  6  |         it emits; that, when it goes a-hunting, it hides itself;
51  IX,  6  |         to the other. The story goes that a man in Byzantium
52  IX,  8  |         against this the female goes to a distance and lays the
53  IX,  11 |     something of a mechanic. It goes by the nickname of "old
54  IX,  11 |        or "king"; and the story goes that for this reason the
55  IX,  30 |         dries up and the animal goes blind. It is dim-sighted
56  IX,  32 |        and by marshy lakes, and goes by the name of "duck-killer"
57  IX,  32 |   appearance like a vulture. It goes by the name of "mountain-stork"
58  IX,  32 |        ground at one swoop, but goes gradually down from higher
59  IX,  37 |        female after parturition goes away; the male stays and
60  IX,  39 |        for the centre, and then goes back to its entangled prey
61  IX,  40 |         up no store, but simply goes a-hunting for its food;
62  IX,  47 |        keeper to death. A story goes that the king of Scythia
63  IX,  48 |         other places. The story goes that, after a dolphin had
64  IX,  49B|      Italy about this season it goes by a different name. It
65  IX,  49B|         by a different name. It goes into hiding, and is consequently