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 1  II,  1  |        and it is owing to this circumstance that-an exceptional instance,
 2  II,  2  |   teeth like man, but that the circumstance escapes observation, owing
 3  II,  8  |        to three. Owing to this circumstance and to the fact that its
 4  IV,  4  |     actually fly, owing to the circumstance that they often jump right
 5  IV,  9  |      and is nicknamed from the circumstance. The apparent voice in all
 6   v,  7  |    from the male except in the circumstance that its operculum is larger,
 7   v,  10 |      and this results from the circumstance that the eggs do not all
 8   v,  16 |     the "unwashable", from the circumstance that it cannot be cleaned.
 9   v,  16 |      ordinary sponges from the circumstance that the ordinary sponges
10   v,  19 |      act of copulation and the circumstance that he gives over reluctantly,
11   v,  19 |       just one day, from which circumstance it is called the ephemeron.~
12   v,  21 |      use them; and this latter circumstance will account for the belief
13  VI,  9  | trample on them; owing to this circumstance some birds of wild varieties
14  VI,  10 |   embryos lower down. And this circumstance leads many to suppose that
15  VI,  11 |      and the womb-ducts is the circumstance that the thoric ducts are
16  VI,  13 |      organs visible. From this circumstance it is plain that the assertion
17  VI,  15 |       falling rain, from which circumstance the substance derives its
18  VI,  17 |        infer this age from the circumstance that once when there was
19  VI,  18 |        difficult to verify the circumstance, and the result is that
20  VI,  22 |     cast two mules; but such a circumstance was regarded as unnatural
21  VI,  28 |      become fiercest: to which circumstance Homer alludes when he says:—~"
22  VI,  32 |      It is an exceedingly rare circumstance to meet with a female hyena.
23 VII,  4  |     they think that the former circumstance was the beginning of conception
24 VII,  6  |        some other adventitious circumstance, are as a general rule apt
25 VIII,  2 |       amphibious, owing to the circumstance that in their conformation
26 VIII,  7 |     nine years old; from which circumstance they are nicknamed the "
27 VIII,  13|     cleanse their nets, as the circumstance is so singular and exceptional.
28 VIII,  15|        hide in summer from the circumstance that the takes of certain
29 VIII,  25|   enduring extreme cold, which circumstance will account for the fact
30 VIII,  28|        in summer, owing to the circumstance that there is usually no
31  IX,  49 |     action follows a change of circumstance, so also a change of character