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 1   I,  12 |      through which in the case of females the milk percolates; and
 2  II,  1  |       also have breasts, like the females, exceedingly small. The
 3  II,  3  |        Males have more teeth than females in the case of men, sheep,
 4 III,  1  |          another: namely that the females of horned nonambidental
 5 III,  20 |           milk, as freely as from females submitting to the male.~
 6  IV,  1  |      grows old, becomes hard.~The females differ from the males. The
 7  IV,  1  |           animals differ from the females, and the difference between
 8  IV,  9  |          call of the males to the females at rutting time; and, by
 9   v,  1  | spontaneously generated males and females there is generated a something-a
10   v,  2  |       bull. In point of fact, the females of these animals elicit
11   v,  5  |         at the rutting season the females follow the males and perform
12   v,  5  |        males go in pursuit of the females, and, as the female spawns,
13   v,  5  |    seasons both the males and the females take to running at their
14   v,  14 |         poorly fed or put to many females, the copulation is abbreviated,
15   v,  28 |      smaller than the female. The females first insert the hollow
16   v,  28 |     furnished with this tube. The females lay their eggs all in a
17   v,  30 |        but, after copulation, the females, as they are full then of
18  VI,  10 |   left-hand side of the womb, and females on the right-hand side,
19  VI,  10 |    right-hand side, and males and females on the same side together.
20  VI,  13 |        are divided into males and females, but one is puzzled to account
21  VI,  17 |      Before pairing the males and females gather together in shoals;
22  VI,  17 |         tunny is rapid. After the females have spawned in the Euxine,
23  VI,  18 |         have intercourse with the females; on the ground that the
24  VI,  18 |          abuse applicable to such females of the human species as
25  VI,  18 |          beside them. The younger females both with horses and oxen
26  VI,  18 |        herd with their respective females before breeding time; but
27  VI,  18 |       cows, and, indeed, with the females of all quadrupeds.~In general
28  VI,  19 |      birth to males and others to females; and the difference in this
29  VI,  19 |          south winds are blowing, females. Such as bear females may
30  VI,  19 |    blowing, females. Such as bear females may get to bear males, due
31  VI,  19 |         if the veins are red. The females that drink salted waters
32  VI,  21 |           the one that mounts the females; when he gets exhausted
33 VII,  2  |     abundant in women than in the females of any other animals. In
34 VII,  2  |          way, in such animals the females are sometimes larger than
35 VII,  3  |  perfection. But after birth, the females pass more quickly than the
36 VII,  4  |       both had been males or both females; but among mankind very
37 VIII,  15|    coupling and breeding, and the females are now caught full of spawn.
38 VIII,  30|          The eels that are called females are the best for the table:
39  IX,  1  |          irrespective of sex; the females, however, are less in size
40  IX,  7  |            they also say that the females are the longer lived, on
41  IX,  8  |           to a distance. When the females have run away and taken
42  IX,  37 | cartilaginous kind, the males and females swarm together in the autumn
43  IX,  41 |         males, and the stingless, females. At the approach of winter
44  IX,  41 |           are males and the other females. In holes in the ground