Book,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  8  |       let down their nets at a spot so far off that they count
 2  IV,  8  |  fright, gather close into one spot, and so they envelop them
 3  IV,  11 |      that live confined to one spot there is no duality of sex;
 4   v,  15 |        the ground, and at this spot there are found on the ground
 5   v,  15 |      but gathering to some one spot all together, just as they
 6   v,  15 |        remain permanent on one spot. Of those that keep to one
 7   v,  15 |      Of those that keep to one spot the pinnae are rooted to
 8   v,  16 |     not made at one particular spot, nor is it made all over
 9   v,  18 |      without stirring from the spot where they may have laid
10   v,  28 |      lump together, and in one spot, so that the entire lump
11   v,  31 |       in this condition at the spot of eruption, the lice jump
12 VII,  6  |    grandson had it in the same spot though not very distinct.~
13 VIII,  1 |      is rooted to a particular spot, and the solen (or razor-shell)
14 VIII,  19|       thrive in one particular spot, and in that spot only.
15 VIII,  19|   particular spot, and in that spot only. As a general rule
16 VIII,  19|     summer at one and the same spot more long fish will be caught
17 VIII,  28|     take the bitch to a lonely spot and tie her up: if the tiger
18  IX,  8  |        they stayed long in one spot, they do not hatch the eggs
19  IX,  8  |        lays them in any chance spot that offers; if the male
20  IX,  16 |      sits in summer in a shady spot facing the wind, in winter
21  IX,  32 |      ground but on an elevated spot, generally on an inaccessible
22  IX,  40 |      be rough, they die on the spot, but if it be fair, they
23  IX,  41 | leaders have found a sheltered spot, they take to moulding their