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 1   v,  22 | exception for seven years. If a swarm lasts for nine years, or
 2  VI,  15 |        froth collects, as grubs swarm in manure; for which-reason
 3 VIII,  27|         brings disease into the swarm. There is another insect
 4  IX,  2  |        are enemies. Some fishes swarm during the spawning season;
 5  IX,  2  |        bitter enemies, but they swarm together at certain times;
 6  IX,  2  |      fishes of the same species swarm together, but also those
 7  IX,  34 |        birds when they are in a swarm, for they keep him off by
 8  IX,  37 |        night-lines.~The bonitos swarm together when they espy
 9  IX,  37 |     kind, the males and females swarm together in the autumn for
10  IX,  40 |     conjunction with the entire swarm, either for food or for
11  IX,  40 |       They say that, if a young swarm go astray, it will turn
12  IX,  40 |        fly he is carried by the swarm, and that if he dies the
13  IX,  40 |         and that if he dies the swarm perishes; and that, if this
14  IX,  40 |     perishes; and that, if this swarm outlives the king for a
15  IX,  40 |       deficient in grubs, and a swarm is not intended to take
16  IX,  40 |  outside the hive except with a swarm in flight: during which
17  IX,  40 |      them. When the flight of a swarm is imminent, a monotonous
18  IX,  40 |        of the kings; if a small swarm happens to settle near to
19  IX,  40 |       if it be well fed. When a swarm is settling, some bees detach
20  IX,  40 |     food and return back to the swarm. In hives that are in good
21  IX,  40 |     carry away a portion of the swarm.~The toad also feeds on
22  IX,  40 |  another, it is a sign that the swarm is intending to quit; consequently,