Book,  Paragraph

 1   v,  2 |       copulate with the female in a sitting posture, and the male straddles
 2   v,  19|          off and the gnats are seen sitting upon it, until the sun’s
 3  VI,  1 |            by laying many eggs at a sitting, as the barn-door hen. All
 4  VI,  4 |          The male takes its turn of sitting during the daytime; the
 5  VI,  8 |           incubates, and after once sitting on the eggs she continues
 6  VI,  8 | consequently, the mother-bird while sitting quiet on her eggs can provide
 7  IX,  8 |           from a dislike to the hen sitting, the males, if they find
 8  IX,  8 |          have run away and taken to sitting, the males in a pack take
 9  IX,  36|           if it be one that attacks sitting prey, the pigeon will rise
10  IX,  40|           the drones are to be seen sitting apart in the hive. The little
11  IX,  45|        tight on a frame, would give sitting room for seven people. In