Book,  Paragraph

 1   v,  11 |        grey mullets, the chelon begins to be in roe between the
 2   v,  14 |   hair-growth at the pubes. Man begins to possess seminal fluid
 3   v,  14 |      old; but at times the boar begins to be capable of intercourse
 4   v,  15 |        it carries it about, and begins again to feed, and, by and
 5   v,  27 |         spider makes a leap and begins to spin his web. The juice
 6  VI,  3  | twentieth day is ast, the chick begins to break the shell. The
 7  VI,  8  |         female of the ring-dove begins to brood in the afternoon
 8  VI,  9  |       in the spring; and laying begins immediately after pairing.
 9  VI,  18 |       The bull in breeding time begins to graze with the cows,
10 VII,  1  |         most of cases, the male begins to engender seed; and at
11 VII,  1  |        the same time, the voice begins to alter, getting harsher
12 VII,  3  |    About this period the embryo begins to resolve into distinct
13 VIII,  6 |    Before the fattening process begins, the creature must be starved
14 VIII,  15|    fishing season for the tunny begins at the rising of the Pleiads
15 VIII,  17|     sloughing. When the serpent begins to slough, the skin peels
16  IX,  39 |  creature gets into the web and begins to struggle, when out the
17  IX,  40 |    shedding its chrysalis-case, begins to work if it be well fed.