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 1   I,  1  |          but all animals without exception exercise their power of
 2   I,  3  |         them all animals without exception, and with others animals
 3   I,  5  |          coleoptera are, without exception, devoid of stings; the diptera
 4   I,  6  |        wings are blooded without exception, but some of them are viviparous,
 5   I,  9  |      animals have eyes, with the exception of the mole. And yet one
 6   I,  11 |     Viviparous animals, with the exception of the seal, the dolphin,
 7   I,  11 |          the lower jaw, with the exception of the river crocodile;
 8   I,  15 |  extremity; and toes are without exception single jointed. Men that
 9   I,  16 |          as is the case, without exception, among animals of the mane-and-tail
10  II,  1  |          in quadrupeds, with the exception of the elephant. This latter
11  II,  1  |        and legs of man; with the exception of the elephant. In other
12  II,  1  |    furnished with feet, with the exception of man. They are also unfurnished
13  II,  10 |     including a tongue, with the exception of the Egyptian crocodile.~
14  II,  10 |       Moreover, they are without exception saw-toothed.~River crocodiles
15  II,  12 |  congeners; for they all without exception close the eye with the lower
16  II,  13 |         have four, all, with the exception of the hindmost one, in
17  II,  13 |          of them.~Fishes without exception are supplied with blood.
18  II,  13 |      viviparous, with the single exception of the fishing-frog.~
19  II,  14 | congeners of the land, with this exception that the head in their case
20  II,  15 |     spleen.~However, without any exception, stags are found to have
21  II,  17 | similarly situated, and with the exception of man, the heart is in
22 III,  19 |          living animals, without exception and at all times, as long
23 III,  21 |         the teats. But, with the exception of the ass, all the quadrupeds
24  IV,  1  |         row of suckers, with the exception of one single species of
25  IV,  4  |      these animals (save for the exception to be afterwards related)
26  IV,  7  |  unprovided with teeth, with the exception of a few insects); the fly
27   v,  5  |           5~All fishes, with the exception of the flat selachians,
28   v,  8  |       and early summer, with the exception of the halcyon.~The halcyon
29   v,  9  |    psetta and the like, with the exception of the labrax or basse;
30   v,  12 |          and in autumn, with the exception of the edible urchin; for
31   v,  19 |         engender grubs, with the exception of a species of butterfly;
32   v,  22 |       six years as a rule, as an exception for seven years. If a swarm
33   v,  31 |     fleas and bugs, all, without exception, generate what are called "
34   v,  31 |  creatures also, with the single exception of the ass, which is infested
35  VI,  1  |        quadrupeds. Birds without exception lay eggs, but the pairing
36  VI,  1  |        the entire year, with the exception of the month before and
37  VI,  6  |         them; but the crow is an exception. This bird for a considerable
38  VI,  10 |         or fishing-frog being an exception.~Fishes also, as was above
39  VI,  10 |          the spiny dogfish is an exception to the rule, being prevented
40  VI,  11 |      twice in the year, with the exception of the little dog-fish,
41  VI,  13 |       phycis or black goby is an exception, as it spawns twice; the
42  VI,  14 |        close of the year without exception. And with these fishes,
43  VI,  14 |      some rubbish. For, with the exception of the sheatfish, no fish
44  VI,  20 |        voids urine; it is a rare exception that she lifts the leg to
45 VII,  2  |          the rule is not without exception, for some conceive in spite
46 VIII,  2 |      conger.~Fishes, all without exception, feed on spawn in the spawning
47 VIII,  2 |         species, with the single exception of the cestreus or mullet;
48 VIII,  3 |          are carnivorous without exception, and cannot swallow corn
49 VIII,  3 |       animal food, with the sole exception of the pigeon and its varieties.~
50 VIII,  5 |          jag-toothed are without exception carnivorous; though, by
51 VIII,  6 |         of hunger. The pig is an exception, it cares little for grass
52 VIII,  13|         seek concealment without exception, as is seen in the case
53 VIII,  14|         go into hiding, with the exception of such of them as live
54 VIII,  20|           The purple murex is an exception; if it be placed on a shore
55 VIII,  27|    drought.~All insects, without exception, die if they be smeared
56  IX,  2  |          shoal; the rest without exception swim in pairs, and only
57  IX,  12 |         Web-footed birds without exception live near the sea or rivers
58  IX,  37 |         are carnivorous with the exception of a few, such as the mullet,