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 1   I,  11 |        with veins. If this pillar gets relaxed and inflamed it
 2   I,  13 |          the pelvis, and hence it gets its name (osphus), for it
 3  II,  1  |          of growth the upper part gets to be the larger, as is
 4 III,  4  |           shape, and the big vein gets to the rear of the aorta.
 5 III,  4  |        advances in its course, it gets narrower and more sinewy.
 6 III,  10 |      soft-haired animals the hair gets harder with good feeding,
 7 III,  10 | hard-haired or bristly animals it gets softer and scantier from
 8 III,  11 |         in front; for no man ever gets bald at the back of his
 9 III,  11 |          passion. For no boy ever gets bald, no woman, and no castrated
10 III,  11 |          point of section; but it gets longer by growing upward
11 III,  11 |          age, and when the amimal gets emaciated or is growing
12 III,  11 |       some and the wool in others gets deeper but scantier in amount:
13 III,  19 |          and the fatter an animal gets the less becomes its supply
14 III,  20 |    element, which in clotted milk gets to resemble oil. Goat’s
15 III,  22 |           does not coagulate, but gets exceedingly thin and watery
16   v,  5  |         by the way, if the female gets to leeward of the male,
17   v,  12 |          them, and in consequence gets out of condition, by reason
18   v,  14 |         old, the tone of the bark gets deeper.~There is a difference
19   v,  18 |        the case of the testacean, gets granular in time. The octopus
20   v,  19 |          snow of this description gets reddish in colour, and the
21   v,  22 |          it. The larva of the bee gets feet and wings as soon as
22   v,  31 |       dolphin's louse". This fish gets exceedingly fat from enjoying
23  VI,  1  |       builds no nest whatever; it gets into the hollow of the trunk
24  VI,  3  |       situated, and where the egg gets hatched; and the heart appears,
25  VI,  10 |  diminishes in size; at length it gets small and becomes incorporated,
26  VI,  10 |           descends, as soon as it gets detached the young is born.
27  VI,  10 |        that, as the egg-substance gets used up, the embryo is sustained
28  VI,  10 |    upwards, but downwards when it gets strong and is completed
29  VI,  14 |          protected disappears and gets lost rapidly.~In the case
30  VI,  14 |      greater portion of the spawn gets wasted; because, owing to
31  VI,  18 |          mares; for when the mare gets into this condition she
32  VI,  18 |        any one of the litter that gets injured or dwarfed is called
33  VI,  20 |          After pupping, the bitch gets in heat again in six months,
34  VI,  20 |         at first is thickish, but gets thinner by degrees; with
35  VI,  21 |       mounts the females; when he gets exhausted by his amorous
36  VI,  21 |        sets on him and very often gets the better of the conflict.
37  VI,  22 |           black. If any bystander gets possession of it before
38  VI,  22 |     before the mare, and the mare gets a smell of it, she goes
39  VI,  34 |           she warms her young and gets them into shape by licking
40 VII,  4  |        say is that often the womb gets filled with wind, and then
41 VII,  10 |           it keeps on growing, it gets more and more wakeful; and
42 VII,  11 |     happen to swallow a hair, she gets a pain in her breast, which
43 VIII,  5 |         seal is the only one that gets its living on the sea. To
44 VIII,  15|        winter in deep waters, and gets exceedingly fat after the
45 VIII,  15|      easily caught when the spawn gets large, as the fish is then
46 VIII,  17|     actually hides in a tree, and gets very fat at that period;
47 VIII,  21|       subject to branchos when it gets extremely fat, and when
48 VIII,  21|        but if they be numerous it gets watery and flaccid. The
49  IX,  1  |      lizard sleeps in his manger, gets into his nostril, and prevents
50  IX,  1  |         combatants the beaten one gets completely cowed, and dreads
51  IX,  5  |          comers. The male when it gets fat, which it does in a
52  IX,  6  |          his teeth. The trochilus gets his food thereby, and the
53  IX,  6  |        thereby, and the crocodile gets ease and comfort; it makes
54  IX,  34 |     direction; and if one of them gets watery eyes in the process,
55  IX,  37 |        catch it with the hand; it gets covered over with slime,
56  IX,  39 |  end-threads, until some creature gets into the web and begins
57  IX,  44 |           then if with a bound he gets hold of him, he will do
58  IX,  49B|    instead of black, and its note gets altered, for in summer it