Book,  Paragraph

 1  II,  1 |      arms have forelegs. This is true of all quadrupeds, but such
 2 III,  21|   quadrupeds, this is especially true of the ewe; for the ewe
 3   v,  17|       and in later life; this is true both of crabs and crawfish.
 4   v,  18|      sepia; and this is likewise true of the young calamary.~The
 5  VI,  2 |  palatable, and more liquid than true eggs, and are produced in
 6  VI,  2 |       wind-egg does not become a true egg, and the true egg does
 7  VI,  2 |       become a true egg, and the true egg does not take on the
 8  VI,  2 |         water. Conception of the true egg and conformation of
 9  VI,  6 |      times rears four. It is not true that, as some aver, the
10  VI,  17|      over (this being especially true of the mullet), and after
11  VI,  32|          and underneath this the true female genital organ. The
12 VII,  1 |          wanton; and the same is true of boys, unless they be
13 VII,  1 |          and the same is equally true of girls. For when in boy
14 VII,  3 |           and this is especially true of those that bear many
15 VII,  6 |       And just the same thing is true in regard to the generative
16  IX,  37| so-called fishing-frog are quite true; as are also those given
17  IX,  40|     extracting their intestines. True, they often recover, if
18  IX,  44|          regarding him are quite true; the one that he is especially