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 1   I,  9  |         mole has not eyes in the full sense, yet it has eyes in
 2  II,  12 |      their legs stretched out at full length. All are furnished
 3 III,  3  |          of it is observed to be full of air. These blood-vessels
 4 III,  5  |        of the frame brought into full play in the effort of leaping,
 5 III,  18 |         they have attained their full breadth and their full length
 6 III,  18 |     their full breadth and their full length and are beginning
 7  IV,  1  |      between its feet is kept at full tension; if the animal get
 8  IV,  2  |     general is smoother and more full of flesh. Of the eight feet,
 9   v,  2  |      mounting of the stag to the full conclusion of the operation,
10   v,  10 |       general rule, attain their full growth with great rapidity,
11   v,  12 |        in warm weather or when a full moon is in the sky. Only,
12   v,  12 |      these urchins are small but full of eggs.~Snails are found
13   v,  15 |       slip off the bait if it be full inside; if it be empty it
14   v,  15 |         the scallop attain their full growth in a year. In some
15   v,  16 |     secured they are found to be full of slime. This is characteristic
16   v,  19 |         until it has reached its full size, when it breaks the
17   v,  23 |          discernible in times of full moon. And, by the way, the
18   v,  27 |     phalangia, when they grow to full size, very often envelop
19   v,  27 |           The spider attains its full growth in about four weeks.~
20   v,  30 |           The grub, on attaining full size in the ground, becomes
21   v,  30 |         the females, as they are full then of white eggs.~If you
22  VI,  2  |         on the outside. When the full time is come, the egg detaches
23  VI,  3  |          with all birds, but the full periods from conception
24  VI,  12 |      dolphin grow rapidly, being full grown at ten years of age.
25  VI,  13 |     whole womb of such fishes is full of eggs, so that in little
26  VI,  13 |         they are nourished up to full growth by the river-waters.~
27  VI,  18 |          put to the boar when in full condition of heat, one copulation,
28  VI,  20 |        When the bitch arrives at full growth an indication is
29  VI,  22 |         half years, but achieves full sexual maturity when it
30  VI,  22 |     troops. The mare attains her full length and height at five
31  VI,  22 |     years the animal reaches its full bulk, and goes on improving
32  VI,  22 |          of bringing the foal to full term; it is said to be an
33 VII,  1  |      frame fails of reaching its full development and ages quickly
34 VII,  4  |         the twins perfect and at full term, but the third a five-months’
35 VII,  4  |        then of two which were of full term; and of these the first
36 VII,  7  |    eggshell; and the membrane is full of veins.~All animals whatsoever,
37 VII,  8  |         when they are near their full time contain excrements,
38 VII,  12 |      This malady is worst at the full of the moon; and by the
39 VIII,  2 | consequence its belly is kept at full stretch; whenever it is
40 VIII,  15|         weather, or on nights of full moon; for the fishes are
41 VIII,  15|       the females are now caught full of spawn. At this time they
42 VIII,  15|          time also the males are full of milt. When the spawn
43 VIII,  24|         Even with this rabies in full force, it preserves a dejected
44 VIII,  27|       creature engenders a brood full of a fine down. It is never
45 VIII,  28|         chasing their galleys at full speed and overturned one
46  IX,  1  |          hunted whether young or full grown.~Thus we see that
47  IX,  5  |   degrees; when they reach their full size the animal basks in
48  IX,  17 |       strong hold on life and is full of resource. The tree-creeper
49  IX,  18 |          not without pain; it is full of resource, carries its
50  IX,  37 |          animal stirs up a place full of sand and mud and conceals
51  IX,  40 |        in flower and the comb is full, the honey does not harden.
52  IX,  40 |      When the floral world is in full bloom, then they make wax;
53  IX,  42 |      three and even four baskets full of combs. They do not, like
54  IX,  44 |    wooded cover, then he runs at full speed, until he comes to
55  IX,  44 |          hunters to run while in full view, he does run at the