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 1   I,  1  |        open seas, some near the shore, some on rocks.~Furthermore,
 2  IV,  1  |       of them all, and near the shore the size is larger than
 3  IV,  1  |    lives very often near to the shore, and is apt to be thrown
 4   v,  7  |       early spring, near to the shore; and, in fact, the process
 5   v,  10 |    spawns, by the way, near the shore, in weedy and tangled spots.
 6   v,  16 |    found in deep water close to shore; for owing to the depth
 7   v,  18 |     exposed to view close in to shore. The female octopus at times
 8  VI,  11 |         deep waters towards the shore and there bring forth their
 9  VI,  13 |  deposit their eggs close in to shore, the goby close to stones;
10  VI,  13 |       for the water close in to shore is warm and is better supplied
11  VI,  17 |     very apt to be thrown up on shore at this time. In some cases
12  VI,  17 |       all in a lump close in to shore. As a rule, cartilaginous
13 VIII,  2 |   chelon", keeps near in to the shore, the peraeas keeps out at
14 VIII,  13|       the outer seas in towards shore, and from the shore towards
15 VIII,  13|     towards shore, and from the shore towards the outer seas,
16 VIII,  13|         Fish living near to the shore are better eating than deep-sea
17 VIII,  13|        shore-weed grows near to shore; the other shore-weed is
18 VIII,  13|        parts of the sea near to shore are subjected to a more
19 VIII,  13|     into the Euxine keeping the shore on their right, and swim
20 VIII,  13|         swim out of it with the shore upon their left. It is stated
21 VIII,  13|        plump condition close to shore, but those are in comparatively
22 VIII,  19|      cold, and are thrown up on shore.~Whilst rain is wholesome
23 VIII,  19|         naturally fishes of the shore, and some of the deep sea,
24 VIII,  19|       in shallow waters near to shore, or will, because it is
25 VIII,  20| exception; if it be placed on a shore near to where a river discharges,
26  IX,  14 |     fish. Besides living on the shore, it ascends fresh-water
27  IX,  36 |       as they lie drying on the shore of the lake.~