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 1  II,  1  |         subsequently to birth, any increase in the part extending from
 2 III,  11 |          apart and exude a gradual increase of moisture or rheum. The
 3 III,  11 |           of birds. The claws also increase in size, as do also the
 4   v,  14 |           the tone of voice, by an increase in size and an alteration
 5   v,  14 |       sexual organs, as also in an increase of size and alteration in
 6   v,  15 |          six years; and the yearly increase is indicated by a distinct
 7   v,  17 |        formations at these seasons increase in size and become receptive
 8   v,  18 |         the sticky gum. These eggs increase in size; and they are white
 9  VI,  2  |          egg-substance exhibits no increase; but if the hen be again
10  VI,  2  |          submitted to the male the increase in size proceeds with rapidity.~
11  VI,  14 |          by the male sperm take on increase both the same day and also
12 VIII,  10|           their food tends also to increase the quantity of milk in
13  IX,  7  |          they grow old their claws increase in size, and pigeon-fanciers
14  IX,  7  | perceptible disfigurement by their increase in age. Turtle-doves and
15  IX,  50 |            they do not take on any increase of size. If stags be mutilated,