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 1 III,  11 |         to turn grey when it is kept covered than when exposed
 2 III,  21 |        quality the longer it is kept; and cow’s rennet, after
 3 III,  21 |       cow’s rennet, after being kept a good while, and also hare’
 4 III,  21 |        in the female, if she be kept from the male and be properly
 5  IV,  1  | membrane in between its feet is kept at full tension; if the
 6  IV,  11 |         for, if the embryo were kept in the belly, it would be
 7 VIII,  2 |        consequence its belly is kept at full stretch; whenever
 8 VIII,  2 |       careful to have the water kept perfectly clear, by its
 9 VIII,  2 |       of suffocation if they be kept in a scanty supply of water.
10 VIII,  2 |        of water, with the water kept unchanged-just as animals
11 VIII,  4 |        observation of specimens kept alive in the shops of the
12 VIII,  7 |      more in size when they are kept from sexual commerce over
13 VIII,  10|        in the ewes. If sheep be kept on the move at midday they
14 VIII,  10|      will lose flesh if they be kept overmuch on the move or
15  IX,  6  | earth-holes, and those that are kept in domestication shift over
16  IX,  44 |         evenly and continuously kept up like the running of a
17  IX,  50 |         The sow has first to be kept two days without food, and,