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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  7  |        to the bony skull, but in consequence of the double fall or set
 2   I,  16 |          extent unknown, and the consequence is that we must have recourse
 3  II,  1  |       settles down; only that in consequence of its weight it cannot
 4 III,  4  |         of the arm; and it is in consequence of this local connexion
 5   v,  8  |         copulation suits them in consequence of the rotundity of their
 6   v,  12 |         broods over them, and in consequence gets out of condition, by
 7   v,  13 |         and rough-footed; and in consequence of these peculiarities it
 8  VI,  6  |        get turned awry. It is in consequence about this time cross-tempered
 9  VI,  10 |     extrude and take in again in consequence of the roughness of the
10  VI,  14 |      exceptionally slow, and, in consequence, the male has to keep watch
11  VI,  17 |         of gestation, and are in consequence very apt to be thrown up
12  VI,  22 |          for parturition, and in consequence the young of them all come
13  VI,  24 |       them to their work; and in consequence a public decree was passed
14  VI,  29 |     segregate one by one, and in consequence of the violence of their
15  VI,  29 |         run; and, by the way, in consequence of the heat of the weather
16 VIII,  2 |          lives in mud, and is in consequence heavy and slimy; it never
17 VIII,  2 | voracious and insatiable, and in consequence its belly is kept at full
18 VIII,  17|    almost closes up, and that in consequence the animal on first emerging
19  IX,  1  |       pluck out his feathers; in consequence of this habit, bird-catchers
20  IX,  6  |         up by the roots, and the consequence was the tortoise died. The
21  IX,  8  |       her instead of to them; in consequence of this the male often advances
22  IX,  29 |       have a chance, and that in consequence the smaller brood die of
23  IX,  50 |          certain seasons, but in consequence of being castrated; and
24  IX,  50 |      when they run, they run, in consequence of the length of their stride,