Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  3  |         they pass on until they reach the ears at the junction
 2 III,  21 |   seated, he would be unable to reach up to the teats. But, with
 3  IV,  8  |        no noise being likely to reach the shoal, occasioned either
 4   v,  10 |        that the eggs do not all reach maturity at the same time.~
 5   v,  14 |       change goes on until they reach the age of about twenty
 6   v,  14 |    breeding purposes until they reach twenty years. The stallion
 7   v,  14 |        desire abates. When they reach fifteen years, they become
 8   v,  14 |      lives, but only until they reach a certain maturity of years.
 9  VI,  20 |    months old, some before they reach six months. In a general
10 VII,  3  | undifferentiated; if however it reach the fourth month it comes
11 VIII,  5 |       inveigle a dog within its reach by making a noise that resembles
12 VIII,  13|     wherever the sun’s heat can reach vegetation is more abundant,
13  IX,  5  |     rough by degrees; when they reach their full size the animal
14  IX,  40 |   connected together until they reach the bottom. The cells, both
15  IX,  44 |       pursuers. If, however, he reach wooded cover, then he runs
16  IX,  46 |     long as the male; that they reach their prime about the age