Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  11|        hair, save only under the circumstances described above. The hair
 2 III,  11|     after death; and under these circumstances the hair hardens concomitantly
 3  IV,  1 |        on the beach; under these circumstances it is found with its shell
 4   v,  8 |         creatures are, under the circumstances, averse to separation; for
 5   v,  16|      these sponges are under any circumstances black.~And so much with
 6  VI,  2 |         concomitant pathological circumstances. Cases have occurred where
 7  VI,  2 |   another cock-bird. Under these circumstances the wind-eggs turn into
 8  VI,  2 |        these than under ordinary circumstances; no chicks, however, result
 9  VI,  15|          but found under similar circumstances. Some writers actually aver
10  VI,  18|    horses. The mares under these circumstances fly invariably either northwards
11  VI,  18|       sea. Under either of these circumstances they discharge a certain
12  VI,  21|        not copulate unless under circumstances of an unnatural and portentous
13  VI,  33|         over as many days as the circumstances of each case may require.
14 VII,  4 |          without the above-named circumstances taking place.~After conception
15 VII,  4 |        seven months can under no circumstances survive. The seven-months’
16  IX,  1 |          all times and under all circumstances; others, as in the case
17  IX,  1 |       times and under incidental circumstances. The ass and the acanthis
18  IX,  37| ingenious devices adapted to the circumstances of their lives. For the
19  IX,  40|       own cells, and under these circumstances to become more spirited:
20  IX,  40|          take place; under these circumstances they destroy the cells of
21  IX,  40|        of provisions; under such circumstances they fight desperately with
22  IX,  41|          been seen under similar circumstances, when one was seen to have