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 1  IV,  2 |     like manner the crabs have ten feet in all, including the
 2   v,  14|    capable of intercourse when ten months. He continues sexually
 3   v,  14|        sexually receptive when ten years old at the youngest,
 4   v,  22|       lasts for nine years, or ten, great credit is considered
 5  VI,  1 |       the pigeon actually lays ten times a year. The great
 6  VI,  2 | copulation sets and matures in ten days a general rule; the
 7  VI,  3 |      yolk.~When the egg is now ten days old the chick and all
 8  VI,  3 |     within the chick (so that, ten days after hatching, if
 9  VI,  4 |        The hens lay as many as ten times in the year; occasional
10  VI,  12|   rapidly, being full grown at ten years of age. Its period
11  VI,  12|     Its period of gestation is ten months. It brings forth
12  VI,  19|        years and the sheep for ten, but in most cases not so
13  VI,  19|      thirteen years, goats for ten or eleven. In the case of
14  VI,  20|       the Laconian breed lives ten years, and the bitch twelve.
15  VI,  21|       that they go in calf for ten months, to the very day.
16  VI,  26|    camel carries its young for ten months, and bears but one
17 VII,  3 |       than the man-child takes ten months to come to perfection.
18 VII,  4 |     and still more commonly of ten months, while some few women
19  IX,  8 |   partridge lays not less than ten eggs, and often lays as
20  IX,  36|        Some say that there are ten species of hawks, all differing