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 1   I,  1  |       their actions, in their habits, and in their parts. Concerning
 2   I,  1  |      modes of subsistence, in habits, in actions performed. For
 3   I,  1  | resemble one another in their habits and in their plumage, and
 4   I,  1  |       particulars as to their habits of life and modes of existence
 5  II,  8  |     and is more savage in its habits, and its teeth are more
 6 III,  12 |       a man ignorant of their habits might be mistaken as to
 7  VI,  18 |     the term derived from the habits of this one animal serves
 8 VII,  1  |     indulgence, they contract habits which are apt to continue
 9 VII,  9  |       in persons of sedentary habits, and in those who are weak-chested
10 VIII,  1 |  methods of generation. Their habits and their modes of living
11 VIII,  1 |      be settled psychological habits, though psychologically
12 VIII,  1 |     holds good with regard to habits of life. Thus of plants
13 VIII,  2 |  sometimes on temperament and habits alone.~Of testaceans, some,
14 VIII,  4 |    other creatures of similar habits, as for instance the spider;
15 VIII,  12|                        12~The habits of animals are all connected
16 VIII,  12|     supply of food; and these habits are modified so as to suit
17 VIII,  29|   Locality will differentiate habits also: for instance, rugged
18  IX,  8  |     mischievous and deceitful habits. In the spring-time, a noisy
19  IX,  8  | hunted, and the general nasty habits of the bird.~As has been
20  IX,  18 |   three species. Such are the habits of herons. The bird that
21  IX,  32 |       is neat and tidy in its habits, too proud for jealousy,
22  IX,  37 |            37~So much for the habits of birds.~In marine creatures,
23  IX,  37 |       neat and thrifty in its habits: that is, it lays up stores
24  IX,  37 |    both in its nature and its habits. It rises up from deep water
25  IX,  40 |     working and their general habits. When the hive has been
26  IX,  40 |    remarkable for its cleanly habits; in point of fact, they
27  IX,  40 |    the hives. So much for the habits of bees.~
28  IX,  42 |            42~So much for the habits of wasps.~Anthrenae do not
29  IX,  43 |    methods of working and the habits of life of the bee, the
30  IX,  45 |     So much for the shape and habits of the animal. When the