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 1 III,  21 |         can be milked for eight months. As a general rule, ruminating
 2   v,  11 |       or other during the three months between the middle of March
 3   v,  12 |      lying hidden for about two months. Its spawn is shaped like
 4   v,  14 |       of intercourse when eight months old, and the female brings
 5   v,  14 |        of generation when eight months old, but, with a sire under
 6   v,  14 |        of intercourse when four months old, and are capable of
 7   v,  14 |    which can be reared when six months old; but at times the boar
 8   v,  14 |         of intercourse when ten months. He continues sexually mature
 9   v,  14 |        and sometimes when eight months old; but the priority in
10   v,  14 |      submits to the male in six months, but not before. The horse
11   v,  14 |    sexually capable when thirty months old; but, as a rule, they
12   v,  14 |   period of gestation is twelve months; and it is never delivered
13   v,  14 |     size of a calf two or three months old.~
14   v,  17 |        its eggs for about three months, from about the middle of
15   v,  17 |      time for gestation is four months or thereabouts.~Crawfish
16   v,  19 |      transformations within six months. A class of women unwind
17   v,  33 |       is said not to exceed six months. The river-crocodile lays
18  VI,  4  |        it couples when only six months old. Some assert that ringdoves
19  VI,  4  |       procreate when only three months old, and instance their
20  VI,  11 |      period of gestation is six months at the longest. The so-called
21  VI,  12 |      period of gestation is ten months. It brings forth its young
22  VI,  14 |     conceive at the age of five months as a general rule, and deposit
23  VI,  18 |       bull disappears for three months together. In a general way
24  VI,  18 | intervals of two, four, and six months; but, unless one be constantly
25  VI,  18 |      carry their young for four months, and bring forth a litter
26  VI,  19 |      carry their young for five months; consequently wherever a
27  VI,  20 |    breeding purposes when eight months old: at about the same age
28  VI,  20 |       gets in heat again in six months, but not before. Some bitches
29  VI,  20 |         year or for three whole months; and the whelps of these
30  VI,  20 |      leg to void urine when six months old; some at a later period,
31  VI,  20 |        later period, when eight months old, some before they reach
32  VI,  20 |      some before they reach six months. In a general way one may
33  VI,  20 |      either sex sheds when four months old. As they shed these
34  VI,  21 |  however, they are about twenty months old, but it is universally
35  VI,  21 |         goes with calf for nine months, and she calves in the tenth
36  VI,  21 |         they go in calf for ten months, to the very day. A calf
37  VI,  21 |        sexes at the age of four months. Kine in general begin to
38  VI,  22 |     carries her foal for eleven months, and casts it in the twelfth.
39  VI,  22 |       age of four years and six months it sheds no more. An instance
40  VI,  22 |      suckle a mule-foal for six months, but not to allow its approach
41  VI,  23 |         second teeth within six months, its third within another
42  VI,  23 |        third within another six months, and the fourth after the
43  VI,  26 |       carries its young for ten months, and bears but one at a
44  VI,  29 |         of Arcturus, during the months of Boedromion and Maimacterion.
45  VI,  29 |       gestation lasts for eight months. Conception comes on a few
46  VI,  31 |      can scarcely walk when two months old. The Syrian lion bears
47  VI,  31 |       sheds them when it is six months old.~
48 VII,  3  | abortion during the first three months, is as a rule found to be
49 VII,  3  |         the man-child takes ten months to come to perfection. But
50 VII,  4  |        it closes up until seven months are fulfilled; but in the
51 VII,  4  |       devoid of breath at eight months old, their mothers do not
52 VII,  4  |         by parturition at eight months, neither does the embryo
53 VII,  4  |       pregnancy may be of seven months’ duration, or of eight months
54 VII,  4  |   months’ duration, or of eight months or of nine, and still more
55 VII,  4  |      still more commonly of ten months, while some few women go
56 VII,  4  |     into the world before seven months can under no circumstances
57 VII,  4  |        that it was not an eight months’ child after all, but that
58 VII,  4  |       the fourth and the eighth months, and if the foetus perishes
59 VII,  4  |        a later term than eleven months are held to be in doubtful
60 VIII,  15|         go into hiding for four months in the depth of winter,
61 VIII,  17|      out in spring, about three months after the winter solstice.
62 VIII,  17|   crawfish hides for about five months. Crabs also slough off their
63  IX,  14 |        do so at the age of four months.~
64  IX,  50 |     carry it on for about seven months in the year; beasts that