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 1  IV,  9 |      the hen stops singing when brooding or rearing her young; in
 2   v,  18|       then, hatch their eggs by brooding over them as they carry
 3   v,  18|    female octopus at times sits brooding over her eggs, and at other
 4  VI,  1 |         quantity of eggs before brooding, amounting to as many as
 5  VI,  2 |          Eggs are hatched under brooding hens more rapidly in summer
 6  VI,  2 | twenty-five. And by the way for brooding purposes some birds make
 7  VI,  2 |    thunders while a hen-bird is brooding, the eggs get addled. Wind-eggs
 8  VI,  2 |    general rule, if hens get no brooding they pine and sicken. After
 9  VI,  8 |       on the eggs she continues brooding until they are hatched.~
10  VI,  9 |         that when the peahen is brooding over them the peacock attacks
11  VI,  9 |      eggs and discontinuing the brooding.~With male birds about pairing
12  IX,  40|         s web. If they can keep brooding over the part undamaged,