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 1   I,  1  |           spider lives by catching flies; and some creatures live
 2  IV,  9  |           the friction of the air. Flies and bees, and the like,
 3  IV,  9  |         flying-fish: for this fish flies in the air, clean out of
 4   v,  1  |     copulation in lice is nits; in flies, grubs; in fleas, grubs
 5   v,  5  |        breathing down on her as he flies overhead; and, by the way,
 6   v,  8  |          any one will pull asunder flies that are copulating; and,
 7   v,  19 |            bursts asunder, and out flies the winged creature that
 8   v,  19 |            in the cases described.~Flies grow from grubs in the dung
 9   v,  19 |    quadruped. The insect lives and flies about until the evening,
10   v,  22 |            breaks its membrane and flies away. It ejects excrement
11   v,  32 |      leaves the husk behind it and flies away, and enters into the
12  VI,  6  |        when her young can fly, she flies alongside of them and supplies
13 VIII,  17|         and after a short interval flies up into the air and sets
14 VIII,  27|         some the "pyraustes", that flies about a lighted candle:
15  IX,  1  | mother-bird, to avenge this wrong, flies at the beast and pecks at
16  IX,  1  |           bull and the ass, for it flies at them, and strikes them,
17  IX,  1  |            whinnying of the horse, flies at him, and tries to frighten
18  IX,  5  |         daytime, and, to avoid the flies, hide in thick copses; during
19  IX,  6  |     crocodile yawns, the trochilus flies into his mouth and cleans
20  IX,  17 |            trees. The aegolius-owl flies by night, is seldom seen
21  IX,  29 |            at by little birds, and flies away from their attacks.~
22  IX,  30 |           sluggish disposition. It flies up to the she-goat and sucks
23  IX,  32 |          from the level ground; it flies high in the air to have
24  IX,  40 |           a flower of another, but flies from one violet, say, to
25  IX,  40 |         until at last some one bee flies round about, making a buzzing
26  IX,  42 |           for they chase the large flies, and after catching them