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 1   I,  1  |        of singing or chattering chiefly in connexion with the intercourse
 2  II,  12 |     sounds; and this faculty is chiefly developed in broad-tongued
 3 III,  2  |      and fibre, and, that which chiefly constitutes the frame of
 4 III,  5  |      the sinews in the fish are chiefly discernible in connexion
 5 III,  11 |        the wearer grows in age; chiefly the hair on the head, then
 6  IV,  4  |        large, and it progresses chiefly by the aid of this latter
 7  IV,  9  |        sounds are characterized chiefly by their pitch, whether
 8   v,  14 |        Moreover, the male cries chiefly at rutting time, and the
 9   v,  19 |     which grow on green leaves, chiefly leaves of the raphanus,
10   v,  22 |      from dew, and is deposited chiefly at the risings of the constellations
11  VI,  2  |  cynosura and uria are produced chiefly in summer. Wind-eggs are
12 VIII,  1 | concentrate. Their food depends chiefly on the substance of which
13 VIII,  3 |    never seen. The rock-dove is chiefly visible in the autumn, and
14 VIII,  8 |         grass, but are fattened chiefly by drink. Just in proportion
15 VIII,  19|     benefited by rain, they are chiefly benefited by summer rain;
16 VIII,  21|        four days. The animal is chiefly subject to branchos when
17 VIII,  21|         for the pimples develop chiefly in these parts. If the pimples
18 VIII,  21|   obvious, for the pimples show chiefly on the under side of the
19 VIII,  25|              25~The ass suffers chiefly from one particular disease
20  IX,  5  |         of the herd may be told chiefly by two signs; in the first
21  IX,  12 |      They are musical, and sing chiefly at the approach of death;
22  IX,  39 |        at sunset, because it is chiefly at these periods that creatures
23  IX,  40 |      the man.~The diseases that chiefly attack prosperous hives
24  IX,  48 |    large vessels. This speed is chiefly manifested when they are