Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  10|        observation, sometimes to remain open and staring, and sometimes
 2  II,  17|       into a sheath and does not remain in its place as in other
 3  IV,  10|    little creatures, if the fish remain long in one position, will
 4   v,  15|      from place to place, others remain permanent on one spot. Of
 5   v,  28|     During the winter their eggs remain in the ground; and with
 6  VI,  2 |         the yellow and the white remain as they were. Wind-eggs
 7  VI,  14|          the milt fails to touch remain, as with marine fishes,
 8  VI,  14|       the carp, which is said to remain on guard, if it so happen
 9 VII,  1 |       result is that the breasts remain during after-life of the
10 VII,  2 |     themselves for the most part remain childless. But the rule
11 VII,  3 |      with olive oil. If the seed remain within for seven days then
12  IX,  8 |        give the counter note and remain still, so as to be trodden
13  IX,  9 |         timber, so that it might remain steady under its pecking;
14  IX,  10|          they fly down again and remain still. They, furthermore,
15  IX,  40| thickness of the leaves the bees remain stationary for a considerable
16  IX,  50|       they have horns, the horns remain unchanged in size, and the