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 1   I,  5  |           tetrapterous, such as are comparatively large or have their stings
 2   I,  5  |              dipterous, such as are comparatively small or have their stings
 3  II,  1  |              which latter is either comparatively void of hair or smooth and
 4  II,  5  |            the male these tusks are comparatively large and curved upwards;
 5  II,  5  |             in the female, they are comparatively small and point in the opposite
 6  II,  17 |          but the stomach in some is comparatively large, as in the pig and
 7  II,  17 |     proportion, while the spleen is comparatively small.~Much the same may
 8 III,  1  |        qualified by blood, but to a comparatively less extent than in the
 9 III,  2  |          that leave the stomach are comparatively broad just as they leave;
10   v,  8  |         period of gestation is also comparatively brief, as the sow and the
11   v,  14 |            be fruitful the issue is comparatively poor and small. And this
12   v,  14 |      abbreviated, and the litter is comparatively poor. The first litter of
13   v,  16 |            Malea are, respectively, comparatively soft or comparatively hard.
14   v,  16 | respectively, comparatively soft or comparatively hard. But, by the way, the
15  VI,  2  |             eggs of waterbirds have comparatively more of the yellow or yolk
16  VI,  2  |             other words, one end is comparatively sharp, and the other end
17  VI,  2  |         sharp, and the other end is comparatively blunt; and it is the latter
18  VI,  2  |             of the younger hens are comparatively small. As a general rule,
19  VI,  18 |             such animals as exhibit comparatively slight discharges. At breeding
20 VII,  4  |     pregnant of a male child escape comparatively easily and retain a comparatively
21 VII,  4  |   comparatively easily and retain a comparatively healthy look, but it is
22 VIII,  3 |        small and whitish, the other comparatively large and rather more ashen-coloured
23 VIII,  13|             shore, but those are in comparatively poor condition that are
24 VIII,  19|             grows stronger they see comparatively well.~We know of no pestilential
25 VIII,  21|          few in number the flesh is comparatively sweet, but if they be numerous
26  IX,  1  |             OF the animals that are comparatively obscure and short-lived
27  IX,  21 |    blue-bird from its colour. It is comparatively common in Nisyros, and is
28  IX,  40 |             outer carrying, and are comparatively smooth. They kill the drones
29  IX,  44 |          courageous, and the former comparatively timid; sometimes they run