Book,  Paragraph

 1 VIII,  2 |   makes its den. Whatever it catches, it puts into its mouth
 2 VIII,  12|  accomplice comes behind and catches it. The common owl is caught
 3 VIII,  13| their exit, there are better catches to the southward than in
 4  IX,  1  |   bird away, and whenever he catches it he kills it: this bird
 5  IX,  5  |      secure it, for the hind catches it before it falls to the
 6  IX,  11 |     the heart of any bird it catches; this has been observed
 7  IX,  22 |     The bird-catcher usually catches it by help of the owl.~
 8  IX,  34 |     from the nest, this bird catches them up as they fall and
 9  IX,  34 |   and the phene hearing them catches them as they fall. The phene
10  IX,  34 |   when in pursuit of them it catches them one by one, watching
11  IX,  34 |    either drowns the bird or catches him on the surface. The
12  IX,  37 |     in the sand and mud, and catches all the creatures that swim