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 1   I,  1  |         is able only to move by flying, as the fish is able only
 2   I,  5  |     with leathern wings, as the flying fox and the bat. All flying
 3   I,  5  |     flying fox and the bat. All flying creatures possessed of blood
 4   I,  5  |    there are said to be certain flying serpents in Ethiopia that
 5  IV,  7  | addition to their other organs, flying insects are furnished with
 6  IV,  9  |       their wings in the act of flying; for the noise made is by
 7  IV,  9  |    which is technically called "flying", makes a whizzing sound;
 8   v,  30 |        sudden noise as they are flying overhead they let drop something
 9 VIII,  12|       bird always screams while flying: for the labour is severe.
10  IX,  34 |       keenness of vision, keeps flying after him until he either
11  IX,  40 |     advance a few bees are seen flying round the hive; it has never
12  IX,  40 |      the creatures as they come flying out; the bees can in no
13  IX,  41 |      may be seen coming out and flying away. They lie concealed