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 1   I,  1  |          their actions. Some are gregarious, some are solitary, whether
 2   I,  1  | characters, the solitary and the gregarious. And of the gregarious,
 3   I,  1  |       the gregarious. And of the gregarious, some are disposed to combine
 4   I,  1  |      live each for its own self.~Gregarious creatures are, among birds,
 5   I,  1  | furnished with crooked talons is gregarious. Of creatures that live
 6   I,  1  |         many kinds of fishes are gregarious, such as the so-called migrants,
 7   I,  1  |          the two characters, the gregarious and the solitary.~Social
 8   I,  1  |        to all creatures that are gregarious. Such social creatures are
 9   I,  1  |       master.~And again, both of gregarious and of solitary animals,
10  IV,  8  |          its smell. Furthermore, gregarious fishes, if fish washings
11  IV,  11 |          the greater part of the gregarious species, and in all that
12  VI,  18 |         that they are at no time gregarious. The she-bear is fierce
13 VIII,  3 |          large goose, the little gregarious goose, the vulpanser, the
14 VIII,  13|          the greater part of the gregarious fishes. The bonito also
15  IX,  25 |        on its head; the other is gregarious, and not sporadic like the