Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  21 |      abundant pasture, and this country supplies just such pasturage,
 2   v,  8  |       hatching her eggs. In our country there are not always halcyon
 3   v,  14 |      the way, is the reason why country folk say of a vine when
 4   v,  22 |     brought down from the upper country to Amisus, which is deposited
 5   v,  30 |       found at all in the plain country, but is found in great numbers
 6   v,  30 |      drop something like water. Country people, in regard to this,
 7   v,  32 |        view to this phenomenon, country folk are in the habit of
 8  VI,  5  | vultures belong to some foreign country unknown to us, stating as
 9  VI,  37 |    propagation of field mice in country places, and the destruction
10 VIII,  3 |       them when they visit this country. All our other birds come
11 VIII,  12|         and never winter in our country, as is the case also with
12 VIII,  28|       would appear that in that country animals of diverse species
13  IX,  16 |      appears to be alien to our country; at all events it is seldom