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 1  IV,  11 |          and in like manner the sow is devoid of tusks. In other
 2   v,  8  |     comparatively brief, as the sow and the bitch, and with
 3   v,  14 |        mature. The boar and the sow are capable of intercourse
 4   v,  14 |       and then the boar and the sow are capable of intercourse
 5   v,  14 |        feed, and with the first sow it mounts; if poorly fed
 6   v,  14 |         The first litter of the sow is the fewest in number;
 7   v,  14 |       and are getting old. If a sow be highly fed, it is all
 8   v,  14 | standing posture, will roll the sow over on the ground, and
 9   v,  14 |        side of one another. The sow is sure of conception if
10  VI,  18 |   phenomenon as observed in the sow when she is said to go a-boaring.
11  VI,  18 |      rear all the young. As the sow grows old she continues
12  VI,  18 |        the first-born. When the sow is in heat, she must not
13  VI,  18 | copulation with barley, and the sow at the time of parturition
14  VI,  18 |         size. It is said that a sow, if she have one of her
15  VI,  20 |      other animal excepting the sow and the hare. When the bitch
16  VI,  28 |                     28~The wild sow submits to the boar at the
17  VI,  28 |     boar usually remains by the sow for thirty days. The number
18  VI,  28 |       is similar; only that the sow grunts continually, and
19  VI,  33 |        in consistency resembles sow’s milk. The young are born
20 VIII,  21|    flesh flaccid. Besides, if a sow eats acorns in great quantities,
21 VIII,  21|         than in the case of the sow. The pig is the only animal
22 VIII,  29|       match even for a mountain sow.~Again, locality is an important
23  IX,  50 |        in size and fatness. The sow has first to be kept two