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 1   I,  4  |   something of the kind, and generally, with animals supplied with
 2   I,  17 |    all female animals viewed generally. For the wombs of all female
 3  II,  3  |     animals in general: for, generally speaking, as animals grow
 4  IV,  5  |   frog, the stromboids, and, generally, in the molluscs; but the
 5  VI,  4  |   male and a female egg, and generally lays the male egg first;
 6  VI,  12 |  dolphin bears one at a time generally, but occasionally two. The
 7  VI,  12 |      one or at the most two, generally two. The porpoise in this
 8  VI,  14 |  smaller in shallower water, generally close to the roots of the
 9  VI,  20 |  bitch of the Laconian breed generally bears eight. The two sexes
10  VI,  31 |  brings forth in the spring, generally two cubs at a time, and
11 VII,  6  |    from blind, and, speaking generally, children often inherit
12 VII,  11 |      suckling. For, speaking generally, a determination of moisture
13 VIII,  3 |  extraordinary vigour, lives generally on the branch of a tree,
14 VIII,  3 |     than the wild one; it is generally caught while drinking. These
15 VIII,  16|    do not all migrate, as is generally supposed, to warmer countries.
16 VIII,  17|   off their old-age; this is generally allowed with regard to the
17 VIII,  19|   after sunset, or, speaking generally, just about sunset and sunrise.
18  IX,  14 | fresh-water streams. It lays generally about five eggs, and lays
19  IX,  29 |   its eggs in an alien nest, generally in the nest of the ring-dove,
20  IX,  32 |     but on an elevated spot, generally on an inaccessible ledge
21  IX,  50 |    All animals that ruminate generally do so when lying down on