Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  7  | absence of this and that part carries with it, as a matter of
 2   v,  15 |  After entering new shell, it carries it about, and begins again
 3   v,  22 |   that resembles a tongue and carries off to the hive.~Swarms
 4   v,  22 |    honey is a-making. The bee carries wax and bees’ bread round
 5  VI,  4  |     assertion. The hen-pigeon carries her eggs fourteen days;
 6  VI,  17 |  Poseideon (or December), and carries its spawn for thirty days;
 7  VI,  17 |     in the year. The coracine carries its spawn for a long time;
 8  VI,  20 |      once. The Laconian bitch carries her young the sixth part
 9  VI,  22 |     their offspring. The mare carries her foal for eleven months,
10  VI,  26 |                  26~The camel carries its young for ten months,
11  VI,  27 |     age of twenty. The female carries her young, according to
12 VIII,  12|      bird, so the story goes, carries in its inside a stone by
13  IX,  1  | though, as a bird of prey, it carries on a general war all round.
14  IX,  18 |       it is full of resource, carries its food with it, is eager
15  IX,  39 |   helpless, then lifts it and carries it off, and, if it happens
16  IX,  40 |      arrange the combs. A bee carries water when it is rearing