Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  9  |        long they are a sign of bad disposition; if the side
 2  VI,  19 |       the flock is going to be bad.~
 3 VII,  12 |    from a stout nurse. Wine is bad for infants, in that it
 4 VII,  12 |     induce flatulency are also bad, and constipation too is
 5 VIII,  8 |        place will give good or bad feeding according as the
 6 VIII,  8 |        as the water is good or bad. Green corn, while ripening,
 7 VIII,  18|     contrary rainy seasons are bad for birds-and so by the
 8 VIII,  18|        drinking-and drought is bad for fishes. Birds of prey,
 9 VIII,  30|       fishes in general are in bad condition at this period.
10 VIII,  30|   glaucus. Old fishes also are bad eating; the old tunny is
11 VIII,  30|      as the saperdis, and some bad, as the sheat-fish. As a
12  IX,  1  | timidity, to good temper or to bad, and to other similar dispositions
13  IX,  10 |        see clouds and signs of bad weather they fly down again
14  IX,  32 |   lives in groves; has all the bad qualities of the other species,
15  IX,  40 |       the combs are said to go bad and to get covered with
16  IX,  40 |        they are annoyed by all bad smells and by the scent
17  IX,  40 |        that they are expecting bad weather. When the bees inside