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 1   v,  9 |         those mentioned) breeds twice a year, and the second brood
 2   v,  9 |       and the rock-fishes breed twice a year; the red mullet breeds
 3   v,  9 |      year. The scorpaena breeds twice a year. The sargue breeds
 4   v,  9 |         year. The sargue breeds twice, in the spring and in the
 5   v,  9 |         as though the fish bred twice over. The first spawning
 6   v,  10|        the only one that breeds twice; for it breeds at the beginning
 7   v,  10|      spotted dog, seem to breed twice a month, and this results
 8   v,  13|         and the blackbird breed twice. With regard to the blackbird,
 9   v,  22|        bees produce their honey twice a month. (The bees in Themiscyra,
10  VI,  1 |      Some domesticated hens lay twice a day; indeed, instances
11  VI,  1 |          and the stock-dove lay twice a year, and the pigeon actually
12  VI,  4 |        they never lay more than twice in the same season. The
13  VI,  5 |         bird that builds a nest twice. If you prick out the eyes
14  VI,  11|         in other words it bears twice a month. The breeding season
15  VI,  11| dog-fish as a general rule bear twice in the year, with the exception
16  VI,  13|         exception, as it spawns twice; the male of the black goby
17  VI,  19|         and well fed, they bear twice in the year. The goat lives
18 VII,  1 |     dealt with heretofore. When twice seven years old, in the
19  IX,  7 |      take care it is not helped twice over; at first the parents
20  IX,  40|       black and variegated, and twice as big as the working-bee.
21  IX,  50|    copulation. If you burn this twice or thrice with hot irons,