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 1   I,  15 |       treat of them for the same reason as the one previously brought
 2  II,  1  |        the kidneys; and for this reason the male speedily gives
 3  II,  15 |        no general designation by reason of their not forming genera,
 4  II,  17 |      kidney-shaped; and for this reason the organ might in some
 5 III,  2  |       and out of sight. For this reason anatomists who have carried
 6 III,  3  |        to the feet; and for this reason, surgeons, for pains in
 7 III,  3  |      indistinctly discernible by reason of their minuteness, except
 8 III,  12 |    liable to change of colour by reason of age, excepting the crane.
 9 III,  12 |          yellow, and that is the reason, they say, why Homer designates
10  IV,  8  |         savoury smells. For this reason, fishermen roast the fleshy
11   v,  12 |        gets out of condition, by reason of not going in quest of
12   v,  14 |         it occurs prematurely by reason of abnormality, or is postponed
13   v,  14 |         this, by the way, is the reason why country folk say of
14   v,  15 |          the bloom; and for this reason the fishermen keep the animals
15  VI,  5  |   inaccessible cliffs; for which reason its nest and young are rarely
16  VI,  13 |         fish. And it is for this reason that in the Euxine most
17  VI,  14 |      spawn of the perch that, by reason of its smoothness, the fishermen
18  VI,  16 |   stagnant ponds, for the simple reason that their existence and
19  VI,  17 |   viviparous; and their young by reason of their size have a better
20  VI,  17 |       fish also burst asunder by reason of their fat. They live
21  VI,  18 |       pairing time, and for this reason it is stated that men who
22  VI,  18 |       the stallion, and for this reason in Crete they never remove
23  VI,  20 |          to twenty; and for this reason certain critics consider
24  VI,  21 |        intervals. Young bulls by reason of their vigour are enabled
25  VI,  22 |    long-lived than the female by reason of the sexual service he
26  VI,  22 |        smell. And it is for this reason that venders of drugs and
27  VI,  22 |          to a herd, and for this reason that the horse is not steady
28  VI,  23 |        be hindered, and for this reason it is usually beaten after
29  VI,  23 |         go sterile; and for this reason trainers always allow of
30  VI,  23 |          by a mare; and for this reason trainers put foals of the
31  VI,  35 |          year. And they give the reason for this in the form of
32 VII,  2  |          other animal (for which reason man is the smoothest of
33 VII,  4  |        them are weakly-for which reason, by the way, it is customary
34 VIII,  2 | discharge it again, for the same reason that leads air-breathing
35 VIII,  10|         into their bran (for the reason that they drink more when
36 VIII,  12|        wet and violent. For this reason bird-catchers are never
37 VIII,  17|          doing, whether it be by reason of the cold or from some
38 VIII,  17|      vivipara we stated that the reason for the bear’s seeking concealment
39  IX,  1  |     animals; and so for the same reason with the fox and the circus,
40  IX,  3  |          within the sheepfold by reason of their training.~Even
41  IX,  11 |   distant and elevated land. The reason is that the bird has its
42  IX,  11 |         story goes that for this reason the eagle is at war with
43  IX,  28 |        all seasons, and for that reason has the nickname of "all-the-year-round
44  IX,  32 |        alights on high places by reason of the difficulty it experiences
45  IX,  40 |        for food or for any other reason. They say that, if a young
46  IX,  40 |          more spirited: for this reason they are called "sting-drones",
47  IX,  40 |         water-side, and for this reason bee-keepers chase the frogs
48  IX,  40 |    others do; and it is for this reason that swarms may be safely
49  IX,  41 |     cannot fly far, and for this reason they always rest inside
50  IX,  42 |         on animal food: for this reason they hover about dung; for
51  IX,  44 |          are grown old and so by reason of old age and the diseased
52  IX,  48 |         It is not known for what reason they run themselves aground
53  IX,  48 |        times, and for no obvious reason.~
54  IX,  50 |     stags be mutilated, when, by reason of their age, they have