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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  6  |    such as are oviparous are covered with a kind of tessellated
 2  II,  8  |     also arms like man, only covered with hair, and it bends
 3  II,  10 | coated, but are in all cases covered with scaly plates. Moreover,
 4  II,  13 |   gills placed sideways, and covered not with a spiny operculum,
 5  II,  13 |      gills. For they are not covered with hairs as are viviparous
 6  II,  13 |   for the most part they are covered with scales. Some few are
 7 III,  11 |    turn grey when it is kept covered than when exposed to the
 8 III,  11 |      and the chin is thickly covered with hair, and in other
 9  IV,  2  | large claws come two others, covered with hair, a little underneath
10   v,  1  |     animals as cover and are covered; and then after this to
11   v,  2  | animals, then, cover and are covered in which there is a duality
12   v,  16 |    the place is soon as well covered as before.~The largest of
13  VI,  3  |      is already coming to be covered with down, when, after the
14  VI,  18 |      best time for her to be covered by the bull. Of all quadrupeds
15  VI,  22 |      after the mare has been covered by a horse, the ass will
16  VI,  23 |      after the mare has been covered by the ass, the horse supervening
17  VI,  37 |      male.~Mice in Egypt are covered with bristles like the hedgehog.
18 VII,  4  |  child is in most cases born covered over with a slimy fluid.
19 VIII,  10|  that the vigorous sheep are covered with hoar-frost while the
20 VIII,  15|     after that period, it is covered with mud and has its fins
21 VIII,  27| suffer most when flowers are covered with mildew, or in seasons
22  IX,  8  |    victor, and submits to be covered by him only; and the beaten
23  IX,  8  |       and the beaten bird is covered by a second one or by any
24  IX,  37 |   shoal, has been seen to be covered with wounds.~Of river-fish,
25  IX,  37 |    it with the hand; it gets covered over with slime, and makes
26  IX,  40 |    said to go bad and to get covered with a sort of spider’s
27  IX,  47 |   the young male, the keeper covered over the mother and put