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 1  VI,  19 |      depends on the waters they drink and also on the sires. And
 2  VI,  19 |       are red. The females that drink salted waters are the first
 3 VIII,  3 |        fact birds of prey never drink at all, excepting a very
 4 VIII,  3 | excepting a very few, and these drink very rarely; and this last
 5 VIII,  3 |       The kite has been seen to drink, but he certainly drinks
 6 VIII,  6 |           6~Jag-toothed animals drink by lapping, as do also some
 7 VIII,  6 |         lower teeth meet evenly drink by suction, as the horse
 8 VIII,  6 |       sucks, but gulps down his drink. Birds, a rule, drink by
 9 VIII,  6 |       his drink. Birds, a rule, drink by suction, but the long
10 VIII,  6 |     fattening pigs, give them a drink on the first day; then they
11 VIII,  8 |         are fattened chiefly by drink. Just in proportion as beasts
12 VIII,  8 |  proportion as beasts of burden drink water, so will they more
13 VIII,  8 |     thick water, and will never drink from a stream until he has
14 VIII,  9 |      elephant has been known to drink right off fourteen Macedonian
15 VIII,  10|        for the reason that they drink more when thirsty), and
16 VIII,  10|        move at midday they will drink more copiously towards evening;
17 VIII,  18|    general way be said never to drink at all, though Hesiod appears
18 VIII,  18|       drinking; all other birds drink, but drink sparingly, as
19 VIII,  18|      all other birds drink, but drink sparingly, as is the case
20 VIII,  24|       and marshes, and likes to drink muddy water; in fact, if
21 VIII,  24|       make it turbid, will then drink it, and afterwards will
22 VIII,  24|       matter, it will refuse to drink it.~
23 VIII,  26|       out if the animal takes a drink of olive-oil; if the animal
24 VIII,  28|      elsewhere, they require to drink more in wintertime than
25 VIII,  28|     then; and the mice, if they drink, die. Elsewhere also bastard-animals
26  IX,  5  |         a good thing for man to drink the juice, but the taste
27  IX,  40 |    stream be near at hand, they drink from it and from it only,
28  IX,  40 |        it only, but before they drink they first deposit their
29  IX,  40 |    disgorge their honey as they drink elsewhere, and at once make