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 1 III,  21 |      milk of a livid colour is better than white for nursing purposes;
 2  IV,  8  |     with burnt hart’s horn, or better still by the burning of
 3  IV,  11 |      upper and front parts are better, stronger, and more thoroughly
 4  IV,  11 |     female those parts are the better that may be termed hinder-parts
 5   v,  10 |      the two seasons, it is in better condition in the autumn.
 6   v,  14 |       years old, and they grow better for breeding purposes until
 7   v,  21 |       there are two kinds: the better kind is red in colour, the
 8   v,  22 |        the autumn honey is the better of the two.~The honeycomb
 9  VI,  2  |       purposes some birds make better mothers than others. If
10  VI,  13 |        to shore is warm and is better supplied with food than
11  VI,  17 |    reason of their size have a better chance of escaping destruction.~
12  VI,  21 |        and very often gets the better of the conflict. The bull
13  VI,  22 |      the foals will be all the better if the interval extend over
14 VII,  10 |        such cases women make a better recovery and are the sooner
15 VII,  12 |       belief that it has now a better chance of survival. This
16 VIII,  2 |      spiny-lobster can get the better of fishes even of the larger
17 VIII,  6 |  repose. (Pigs also fatten the better by being allowed to wallow
18 VIII,  10|     will take on flesh all the better if they be first put for
19 VIII,  10|    Pasture grounds are all the better if they have a westerly
20 VIII,  10|    marshy pastures, and is the better on high grounds. Sheep that
21 VIII,  10|     tails can stand the winter better than long-tailed sheep,
22 VIII,  12|     hot season. Animals are in better trim for breeding purposes
23 VIII,  13|   living near to the shore are better eating than deep-sea fish.
24 VIII,  13|    they have more abundant and better feeding, for wherever the
25 VIII,  13|   vegetation is more abundant, better in quality, and more delicate,
26 VIII,  13|   feeding is more abundant and better in quality owing to the
27 VIII,  13|       weak-sighted, and seeing better with the right eye.~During
28 VIII,  13|       in their exit, there are better catches to the southward
29 VIII,  19|         the longer fish thrive better when a north wind prevails,
30 VIII,  30| general rule, the male fish is better eating than the female;
31  IX,  6  |      clever way of getting the better of birds; it tears their
32  IX,  9  |     upon a tree, its claws are better adapted than those of the
33  IX,  12 |   repel the attack and get the better of their assailant, but
34  IX,  40 |      said; two of "kings", the better kind red, the other black
35  IX,  40 |         and the white thyme is better than the red. In summer
36  IX,  40 |       whiter, and in every way better than the autumn honey. Superior
37  IX,  45 |        objects on either flank better than objects right in front.
38  IX,  50 |       young, become bigger and better looking than their unmutilated