Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1  |   disposed to combine for social purposes, others to live each for
 2  II,  1  |        these fore-limbs for many purposes as hands. And they have
 3 III,  18 |       less unfitted for breeding purposes. Animals are disposed to
 4 III,  21 |    better than white for nursing purposes; and swarthy women give
 5   v,  12 |         is at its best for table purposes in the winter; and these
 6   v,  14 |         grow better for breeding purposes until they reach twenty
 7   v,  14 |        boar is good for breeding purposes until he is three years
 8  VI,  2  |          by the way for brooding purposes some birds make better mothers
 9  VI,  2  |        becomes useless for decoy purposes: for, by the way, the partridge
10  VI,  20 |          sex is fit for breeding purposes when eight months old: at
11  VI,  22 |        first fitted for breeding purposes when two years old. Instances,
12  VI,  22 |        first fitted for breeding purposes at the age of two and a
13  VI,  22 | excellent condition for breeding purposes.~The older horses, whether
14 VIII,  12|         better trim for breeding purposes in spring-time, when they
15 VIII,  24|          drinking or for bathing purposes; and this explains the peculiar
16  IX,  1  |     employ these animals for war purposes, irrespective of sex; the
17  IX,  45 |       each other and useless for purposes of self-defence; they are
18  IX,  50 |          they are wanted for war purposes, and are mutilated to prevent