Book,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  7  |      in the case of all alike, flight is in no way modified by
 2  IV,  9  |      long. Just then as in the flight of birds the sound made
 3  VI,  1  |        as are disqualified for flight, as the partridge and the
 4  VI,  4  |   chicks are so far capable of flight as to be overtaken with
 5  VI,  7  |        by the way, in size and flight it resembles the smallest
 6 VIII,  12|     difficulties in the way of flight, for a southerly wind is
 7  IX,  1  | stronger talons and more rapid flight the former can steal whatever
 8  IX,  8  |    where they are incapable of flight, it would be of no use if
 9  IX,  8  |       are capable of sustained flight. Further, for instance,
10  IX,  10 |         have a leader in their flight, and patrols that scream
11  IX,  15 |      living, but is awkward in flight and has an ugly plumage.~
12  IX,  32 |        with it. It is swift of flight, is neat and tidy in its
13  IX,  32 |  extensive view; from its high flight it is said to be the only
14  IX,  36 |        touch it while it is in flight; another hawk attacks the
15  IX,  40 |    hive except with a swarm in flight: during which time all the
16  IX,  40 |  cluster around them. When the flight of a swarm is imminent,