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 1   I,  1 |           from one another in their modes of subsistence, in their
 2   I,  1 |       Differences are manifested in modes of subsistence, in habits,
 3   I,  1 |   differences are manifest in their modes of living and in their actions.
 4   I,  1 |            their habits of life and modes of existence will be discussed
 5  IV,  9 |           stutter.~Vocal sounds and modes of language differ according
 6   v,  1 |             in order, their several modes of propagation.~These modes
 7   v,  1 |         modes of propagation.~These modes are many and diverse, and
 8   v,  2 |             duality of sex, and the modes of covering in such animals
 9   v,  8 |           stomachs.~So much for the modes of sexual intercourse in
10  VI,  10| cartilaginous species and for their modes of generation from the egg.~
11  VI,  24|          the urine. So much for the modes of generation in connexion
12 VII,  4 |          regard to the many various modes of completion of the term
13 VIII,  1|              Their habits and their modes of living vary according
14 VIII,  1|    therefrom, and also in regard to modes of parturition and ways