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   Book,  Paragraph
 1 III,  1  |     remarkably illustrated in the ring-dove and the partridge, so much
 2   v,  13 |          species is the phatta or ring-dove; and the next in size is
 3  VI,  1  | indiscriminately; the pigeon, the ring-dove, the turtle-dove, and the
 4  VI,  4  |          lays at all seasons; the ring-dove and the turtle-dove lay
 5  VI,  4  |   overtaken with difficulty. (The ring-dove, according to all accounts,
 6  VI,  8  |    feeding her. The female of the ring-dove begins to brood in the afternoon
 7 VIII,  3 |          and the turtle-dove. The ring-dove and the common pigeon are
 8  IX,  7  |           to the tame pigeon, the ring-dove and the turtle-dove is that
 9  IX,  7  |           The turtle-dove and the ring-dove both have but one mate,
10  IX,  29 |      generally in the nest of the ring-dove, or on the ground in the
11  IX,  49B|          in plumage, for even the ring-dove ceases to coo in winter,