Book,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  9  |     singing when brooding or rearing her young; in other birds,
 2   v,  13 | brood it usually succeeds in rearing.~Birds that are domesticated
 3  VI,  4  |    In all connected with the rearing of the young the female
 4  VI,  18 |  adapted so as to ensure the rearing of the young at a convenient
 5  VI,  22 |     may render difficult the rearing of the future progeny. In
 6 VIII,  1 |      parturition and ways of rearing their young. Some animals,
 7 VIII,  12|      either breeding and the rearing of young, or with the procuring
 8 VIII,  21|      food. The best food for rearing and fattening pigs is chickpeas
 9  IX,  4  |      others will take up the rearing of the colt. In point of
10  IX,  7  |    parents co-operate in the rearing of the young; each of the
11  IX,  29 |     devours the brood of the rearing mother; others say that
12  IX,  40 |     carries water when it is rearing grubs. No bee ever settles