Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1  |       bird furnished with crooked talons is gregarious. Of creatures
 2  II,  12 |           those that have crooked talons have the biggest thighs
 3  II,  12 |          but no bird with crooked talons is found so provided. The
 4  II,  12 |          provided. The birds with talons are among those that fly
 5  VI,  1  |       prey, or birds with crooked talons, are unprolific, except
 6  VI,  6  |     blanch, and for some days its talons get turned awry. It is in
 7  VI,  7  |  disappears. The hawk has crooked talons, which the cuckoo has not;
 8 VIII,  3 |       birds, such as have crooked talons are carnivorous without
 9 VIII,  3 |          night, some have crooked talons, such as the night-raven,
10 VIII,  3 |       birds that have not crooked talons some are carnivorous, such
11 VIII,  12|       rule all birds with crooked talons are short-necked, flat-tongued,
12 VIII,  16| distinction observed, whether the talons of a bird be crooked or
13 VIII,  16|         and of birds with crooked talons the kite and the owl hide
14  IX,  1  |           advantage from stronger talons and more rapid flight the
15  IX,  1  |        and furnished with crooked talons, attacks and maims the animal.
16  IX,  1  |        the former, having crooked talons, attacks the latter, and
17  IX,  1  |            and, as it has crooked talons, it kills the animal’s young.
18  IX,  1  |       both furnished with crooked talons. The vulture fights with
19  IX,  32 |          grasps its prey with its talons, and often, from inability
20  IX,  32 |          and scratch him with its talons. The nest is built not on
21  IX,  32 |          the crookedness of their talons prevents a stable footing
22  IX,  34 |           scratches them with its talons. The young birds fight also