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 1  II,  1  |               of the pithecoids we must give their distinctive properties
 2 III,  1  |            sides of the spine, so as to give the impression of thus being
 3 III,  3  |       investigations.~We now proceed to give particulars regarding the
 4 III,  20 |             milk, thirty. Other animals give only enough of milk to rear
 5 III,  21 |                cattle that in all cases give a copious supply of milk,
 6 III,  21 |                rule, ruminating animals give milk in abundance, and milk
 7 III,  21 |             purposes; and swarthy women give healthier milk than fair
 8  IV,  4  |              the shell is perforated to give an outlet. In this particular
 9  IV,  4  |                both kinds. In shape, to give a simple illustration, it
10  IV,  9  |              fact is that no animal can give utterance to voice except
11  IV,  9  |               nor has it lips, so as to give utterance to an articulate
12  IV,  9  | mother-nightingale has been observed to give lessons in singing to a
13  IV,  10 |      red-blooded and provided with legs give sensible proof that they
14  IV,  10 |               to catch hold of it or to give it a blow unawares; and
15   v,  14 |               some animals other organs give indication of the commencing
16   v,  21 |               bees neither copulate nor give birth to young, but that
17  VI,  17 |              here given pretend only to give the results of general observation.~
18  VI,  18 |               boiled barley. Some swine give fine litters only at the
19  VI,  19 |      twin-bearer. Of these animals some give birth to males and others
20  VI,  21 |                the castrated bulls, and give them an office in the herd
21  VI,  33 |                every month. They do not give birth to their young ones
22  VI,  35 |              days of the year. And they give the reason for this in the
23  VI,  35 |                not yet been verified; I give it merely as it is currently
24 VII,  1  |               later life. For girls who give way to wantonness grow more
25 VIII,  1 |               sensibility, some animals give no indication whatsoever
26 VIII,  6 |            Thrace, when fattening pigs, give them a drink on the first
27 VIII,  6 |                the same age. A pig will give battle even to a wolf.)
28 VIII,  8 |            their food, and a place will give good or bad feeding according
29 VIII,  8 |              corn, while ripening, will give a smooth coat; but such
30 VIII,  10|          drinking, and accordingly they give the flocks salt every five
31 VIII,  21|                on mashed mulberries, to give repeated warm baths, and
32 VIII,  26|              soak a root in the oil and give it the root to swallow.
33  IX,  8  |                leader of the wild birds give a counter one, the rest
34  IX,  8  |               may hear him and come and give him battle; and experienced
35  IX,  8  |             silence, to avoid having to give battle to other males who
36  IX,  8  |              the female decoy; she will give the counter note and remain
37  IX,  36 |           sticks and capture them. They give a portion of their booty
38  IX,  39 |                 supply themselves, some give a weak bite, and others
39  IX,  40 |                 underneath the combs to give themselves free passage-room;
40  IX,  45 |                 tight on a frame, would give sitting room for seven people.
41  IX,  45 |                 parturition the mothers give birth to their young in
42  IX,  50 |               the incision with hair to give an outlet to suppurating
43  IX,  49B|             this bird has been known to give its cooing note, to the