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 1 III,  17 |       sheep to pasture until the day is well on, with the view
 2  IV,  10 |  night-time more than during the day; and so soundly at night
 3   v,  2  |          and they pass the whole day long in the operation; when
 4   v,  12 |       spawns at all times of the day and its period of gestation
 5   v,  14 |          at all hours, night and day; but otherwise is peculiarly
 6   v,  19 |        heaps of the ore piled on day after day, an animal is
 7   v,  19 |       the ore piled on day after day, an animal is engendered
 8   v,  19 |     sunset having lived just one day, from which circumstance
 9   v,  34 |       forth all its young in one day, twenty in number, and one
10  VI,  1  |  small-sized, but they lay every day; they are cross-tempered,
11  VI,  1  |    domesticated hens lay twice a day; indeed, instances have
12  VI,  3  |        the outset.) On the tenth day the white is at the extreme
13  VI,  3  |    liquids.)~About the twentieth day, if you open the egg and
14  VI,  3  |        when, after the twentieth day is ast, the chick begins
15  VI,  4  |         after laying it allows a day’s interval to ensue and
16  VI,  4  |      pecks a hole in the egg the day before she hatches it out.
17  VI,  8  |  breakfast-time of the following day; the male broods during
18  VI,  12 |        and over again during the day down to the sea, accustoming
19  VI,  14 |         with the milt grow, in a day or thereabouts, whiter and
20  VI,  14 |        on increase both the same day and also later. The egg
21  VI,  17 | amia-tunny is quite visible from day to day.~To resume, we must
22  VI,  17 |        quite visible from day to day.~To resume, we must bear
23  VI,  21 |         cow several times on one day, except, by the way, at
24  VI,  21 |         cow several times in one day, and a good many cows besides.
25  VI,  21 |          ten months, to the very day. A calf delivered before
26  VI,  23 |          male on this particular day; the same result, however,
27  VI,  36 |       three there at the present day.~
28  VI,  37 |          a small farmer will one day observe that it is time
29 VII,  3  |      womb and about the fortieth day, but if the child be a female
30 VII,  3  |          and about the ninetieth day. However, we must by no
31 VII,  3  |        occurs up to the fortieth day; and the greater number
32 VII,  3  |          aborted at the fortieth day, if it be placed in cold
33 VII,  4  |  sometimes as early as the tenth day, according as the patient
34 VII,  10 |       all cases during the first day; and this excrement is unduly
35 VII,  10 |       continue till the fortieth day, then in such cases women
36 VIII,  1 |       and seeds of what will one day be settled psychological
37 VIII,  5 |    quantities, about every other day or at irregular intervals,
38 VIII,  6 |        them a drink on the first day; then they miss one, and
39 VIII,  9 |    another metretae later in the day.~Camels live for about thirty
40 VIII,  17|          sloughing goes on for a day and a night, beginning with
41 VIII,  20| discharges, it will die within a day after tasting the fresh
42  IX,  1  |        the owl is dim-sighted by day, the crow at midday preys
43  IX,  1  |        and turn about, night and day.~There is enmity also between
44  IX,  13 |         different note for every day in the year. It lays about
45  IX,  17 |         night, is seldom seen by day; like others we have mentioned,
46  IX,  18 |        quest of it, and works by day; its plumage is poor, and
47  IX,  28 |     autumn, is seen for a single day or at the most for two days,
48  IX,  32 |     difficulty in procuring food day by day, it at times may
49  IX,  32 |         in procuring food day by day, it at times may come back