Book,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  8 |    fish may, in their fright, gather close into one spot, and
 2   v,  15| porphyrae, or purple murices, gather together to some one place
 3   v,  19|      in this work assiduously gather up the compost, and this
 4   v,  22|    materials for the wax they gather from the resinous gum of
 5  VI,  2 |      low fire, the yolks will gather into the centre and the
 6  VI,  17| pairing the males and females gather together in shoals; at the
 7  IX,  8 |   hens, when they go to rest, gather their brood under their
 8  IX,  40|       never go a-hunting, but gather up what is ready to hand;
 9  IX,  40| stalks of flowers and rapidly gather the bees-wax with their
10  IX,  40|    what is the substance they gather, nor the exact process of
11  IX,  40|       flowers from which they gather honey are as follows: the