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 1   v,  9 |          winter solstice, and it broods over its eggs as birds do
 2   v,  12|           after laying her eggs, broods over them, and in consequence
 3   v,  20| remaining three weeks the parent broods over and hatches its young;
 4   v,  22|         depositing its young, it broods over it like a bird. The
 5   v,  26|         of egg shaped grubs, and broods over them. When the hatching
 6   v,  27|           when it lays its eggs, broods over them, and in three
 7   v,  27|           and on this the parent broods until the eggs are hatched.
 8   v,  33|          hard over them; it then broods over the eggs on the surface
 9   v,  33|          eggs in the ground, and broods over them in the night-time.
10   v,  33|       most, white in colour, and broods over them for sixty days:
11   v,  34|       her eggs in the ground she broods over them, and hatches the
12  VI,  6 |     expelled the nest. The eagle broods for about thirty days.~The
13  VI,  6 |         lays a larger number. It broods for about twenty days and
14  VI,  8 |       crow also the female alone broods, and broods throughout the
15  VI,  8 |         female alone broods, and broods throughout the whole period;
16  VI,  8 |       brood in the afternoon and broods through the entire night
17  VI,  8 |          following day; the male broods during the rest of the time.
18  VI,  8 |       two compartments; the male broods on the one and the female