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 1  II,  1 |         elephant does not sleep standing, as some were wont to assert,
 2  II,  1 |        and their equilibrium in standing posture is maintained crosswise;
 3 III,  7 |        is no instance of a bone standing apart by itself. In all
 4  IV,  2 |         one another and a third standing by itself underneath. Coming
 5  IV,  3 | immediately under the back, and standing a long way apart, and some
 6   v,  2 |       other quadrupeds do while standing up; that is to say, with
 7   v,  14|       growing fatigued with the standing posture, will roll the sow
 8  VI,  16|         case is so. For in some standing pools, after the water has
 9  VI,  18|     follow them about; and keep standing beside them. The younger
10  IX,  1 |       sympathetic in the way of standing by to help. Even in the
11  IX,  6 |      suffer from worms, eat the standing corn. Storks, and all other
12  IX,  10|         heads under their wing, standing first on one leg and then