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 1   I,  9  |          the place where eyes are usually situated, and the black
 2   I,  9  |         and all the place that is usually devoted on the outside to
 3   I,  15 |         arm is short the thigh is usually short also, and where the
 4  II,  1  |   saw-teeth". The front teeth are usually sharp, and the back ones
 5  II,  10 |      quadrupeds, and with a tail, usually large, in exceptional cases
 6  II,  15 |           a cluster, and they are usually about twenty in number.~
 7  II,  17 |          the other snakes have it usually beside the gut. These creatures
 8 III,  22 |           out, it comes more than usually thick; and sometimes it
 9  IV,  2  |           crabs, when opened, are usually found empty, and this emptiness
10  IV,  5  |           the mouth are more than usually numerous, and communicate
11  IV,  8  |           the exterior where eyes usually are, the eyes are found
12  IV,  9  |          of the sexes takes place usually in the night time.) Birds
13   v,  13 |           but the second brood it usually succeeds in rearing.~Birds
14   v,  14 |         poorest, consisting as it usually does of animals small and
15   v,  16 |       waters are the softest; for usually windy and stormy weather
16   v,  19 |      found in substances that are usually supposed to be incapable
17   v,  20 |   grub-like creatures the time is usually three weeks, and in the
18   v,  31 |           all, lice are more than usually abundant when they change
19  VI,  7  |        occasionally lays two, but usually one.) It lays also in the
20  VI,  17 |           early. The saupe spawns usually at the beginning of summer,
21  VI,  17 |       long time; but, as it lives usually on rocky ground, it goes
22  VI,  18 |          them. Wild boars, though usually enfeebled at this time as
23  VI,  18 |       kine and mares menstruation usually manifests itself at intervals
24  VI,  19 |           she-goat. The ewe bears usually two lambs, sometimes three
25  VI,  20 |          her frame.) The bitch is usually supplied with milk five
26  VI,  20 |      twelve pups at the most, but usually five or six; occasionally
27  VI,  20 |         The bitch of other breeds usually lives for fourteen or fifteen
28  VI,  22 | exceptionally old. The mare lives usually for twenty-five years, though
29  VI,  23 |         and for this reason it is usually beaten after such intercourse
30  VI,  23 |          in the twelfth month. It usually bears but one foal, and
31  VI,  28 |   overshadowed by trees. The boar usually remains by the sow for thirty
32 VII,  3  |       children the first movement usually occurs on the right-hand
33 VII,  3  |        all suchlike phenomena are usually subject to differences that
34 VII,  4  |           female child, and it is usually born sooner. And labour
35 VIII,  28|        circumstance that there is usually no water then; and the mice,
36  IX,  1  |        the latter, and the latter usually succumbs to the attack;
37  IX,  15 |                     15~The hoopoe usually constructs its nest out
38  IX,  22 |         of wing. The bird-catcher usually catches it by help of the
39  IX,  23 |   mentioned birds; and is trapped usually in the winter. All these
40  IX,  40 |         for the drones apart, but usually they put them in amongst