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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   v,  8 |      certain birds. Man pairs and breeds at all seasons, as is the
 2   v,  8 |          the halcyon.~The halcyon breeds at the season of the winter
 3   v,  9 | peculiarity. The nightingale also breeds at the beginning of summer,
 4   v,  9 |          amongst those mentioned) breeds twice a year, and the second
 5   v,  9 |      twice a year; the red mullet breeds thrice a year, and is exceptional
 6   v,  9 |           the year. The scorpaena breeds twice a year. The sargue
 7   v,  9 |          twice a year. The sargue breeds twice, in the spring and
 8   v,  9 |          in the autumn. The saupe breeds once a year only, in the
 9   v,  9 |          autumn. The female tunny breeds only once a year, but owing
10   v,  10|    angelfish is the only one that breeds twice; for it breeds at
11   v,  10|         that breeds twice; for it breeds at the beginning of autumn,
12   v,  10|         observed that the muraena breeds at all seasons, but the
13   v,  12|       octopus pairs in winter and breeds in spring, lying hidden
14   v,  12|          period.~The purple murex breeds about springtime, and the
15   v,  13|         just as the common pigeon breeds all through the summer,
16   v,  13|          intercourse, and the hen breeds, at all seasons alike: excepting
17   v,  16|      people of Torone.~The sponge breeds parasites, worms, and other
18  VI,  1 |       Some hens, even in the high breeds, lay a large quantity of
19  VI,  1 |            by the way, the higher breeds are less prolific than the
20  VI,  20|         Of dogs there are several breeds. Of these the Laconian hound
21  VI,  20|        twelve. The bitch of other breeds usually lives for fourteen
22  VI,  20|       than the female; with other breeds the distinction as to longevity
23  VI,  22|         lie fallow. A mare, then, breeds at intervals; a she-ass
24  VI,  22|           at intervals; a she-ass breeds on and on without intermission.
25  VI,  37|    numerous. There are many other breeds of mice than are here referred