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 1   I,  1  |       Further, some animals emit sound while others are mute, and
 2   I,  11 |       and into it at the end the sound makes its way, as into the
 3  II,  1  |   attached to the tail; that the sound of its voice is a something
 4  II,  1  |          a something between the sound of a pan-pipe and that of
 5  IV,  8  |      perception of colour and of sound, and the senses of smell
 6  IV,  8  |      others have the passage for sound discernible. It is the same
 7  IV,  8  |        for, by the way, though a sound be very slight in the open
 8  IV,  9  |                      9~Voice and sound are different from one another;
 9  IV,  9  |  language differs from voice and sound. The fact is that no animal
10  IV,  9  |      language, but they can emit sound by internal air or wind,
11  IV,  9  |          cicada, which makes the sound by means of the friction
12  IV,  9  |     produce any natural voice or sound. Fishes can produce no voice,
13  IV,  9  |      chalcis makes a sort piping sound, and the cuckoo-fish makes
14  IV,  9  |          the cuckoo-fish makes a sound greatly like the cry of
15  IV,  9  |         in all these fishes is a sound caused in some cases by
16  IV,  9  |     correct expression would be "sound". For the scallop, when
17  IV,  9  |        flying", makes a whizzing sound; and so does the sea-swallow
18  IV,  9  |          the flight of birds the sound made by their wings is obviously
19  IV,  9  |       utterance to an articulate sound (or a sound of vowel and
20  IV,  9  |        an articulate sound (or a sound of vowel and consonant in
21  IV,  9  |      some cases, a shrill piping sound, like the serpent; in others,
22  IV,  9  |         or low, and the kinds of sound capable of being produced
23  IV,  9  |          species; but articulate sound, that one might reasonably
24  IV,  9  |       The elephant makes a vocal sound of a windlike sort by the
25  IV,  9  |         the trunk, just like the sound of a man panting or sighing;
26  IV,  9  |    employ the trunk as well, the sound produced is like that of
27   v,  14 |         continuous and prolonged sound, in the fact that the note
28   v,  16 |         purpose of deadening the sound of the blow; and this is
29  VI,  18 |       their neigh is abnormal in sound, and from the sexual organ
30  VI,  21 |          bodily constitutions be sound. The herdsmen tame the castrated
31  VI,  28 |       domesticated congener. The sound of the grunt also is similar;
32  VI,  29 |       hide of the animal remains sound and uninjured.~
33 VII,  6  |  children of cripples are mostly sound, and there is no hard and
34 VII,  10 |         birth the child makes no sound, even though in difficult
35 VIII,  2 |          keeps up a dull moaning sound corresponding to the noise
36  IX,  1  |      limit the matter to audible sound, such as can differentiate
37  IX,  1  | completely cowed, and dreads the sound of his conqueror’s voice.
38  IX,  40 |    monotonous and quite peculiar sound made by all the bees is
39  IX,  49B|       they produce this peculiar sound.~-THE END-~ ~