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 1  IV,  5 |     position well adapted for getting at the food, and the excretion
 2   v,  14|  become unproductive, and are getting old. If a sow be highly
 3   v,  31|     exceptional difficulty in getting the skin rid of it. Boys’
 4  VI,  2 | deposited in warm vessels and getting hatched spontaneously.~The
 5  VI,  2 |    over. When at length it is getting ripe for hatching, it is
 6  VI,  15|    fine weather the ground is getting warmer, as, for instance,
 7  VI,  18|   sexual condition is termed "getting into heat". The sexual organ
 8  VI,  29|      and their foreheads from getting wetted become black, as
 9  VI,  29|      of the weather and their getting out of breath they always
10 VII,  1 |    the voice begins to alter, getting harsher and more uneven,
11  IX,  6 |    weasel has a clever way of getting the better of birds; it
12  IX,  13|      of wool; when acorns are getting scarce, it lays up a store
13  IX,  34|      maturity, since they are getting good appetites, and so it
14  IX,  48|      necessary return swim is getting too long, they hold in their