Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1 |            partridge, the barn-door cock and their congeners; others
 2  II,  12|          the crest of the barn-door cock is exceptional in kind,
 3  II,  17|           stomach, as the barn-door cock, the cushat, the pigeon,
 4  II,  17|         them, such as the barn-door cock, the partridge, the duck,
 5  IV,  9 |        victorious, as the barn-door cock. In some cases cock-birds
 6  IV,  9 |     barn-door fowls and quails, the cock sings and the hen does not.~
 7   v,  2 |             as is the case with the cock and hen bustard, and the
 8   v,  2 |          bustard, and the barn-door cock and hen; in other cases,
 9   v,  13|    barn-door hen; for the barn-door cock and hen have intercourse,
10  VI,  2 | subsequently-have been found in the cock when cut open, underneath
11  VI,  2 |            tread one another when a cock is not forthcoming, after
12  VI,  9 |        birds, such as the barn-door cock and the cock partridge;
13  VI,  9 |          the barn-door cock and the cock partridge; the peculiarity
14 VIII,  3|           larger than the barn-door cock, and the Aegolian owl is
15  IX,  49|           when they have beaten the cock in a fight, will crow like
16  IX,  49|           fight, will crow like the cock and endeavour to tread him;
17  IX,  49|             On the death of a hen a cock has been seen to undertake