Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  1  |        the gregarious, some are disposed to combine for social purposes,
 2   I,  10 |      staring, and sometimes are disposed neither to wink nor stare.
 3 III,  16 |         with small stomachs are disposed to take on flesh.~
 4 III,  18 |  breeding purposes. Animals are disposed to take on fat more when
 5   v,  8  |       in general seem naturally disposed to this intercourse at about
 6   v,  19 |     contents of such places are disposed to rapid putrefaction. In
 7   v,  19 |       all such grubs are little disposed to motion. In Cyprus, in
 8  VI,  20 |        period that the bitch is disposed to submit to the dog, but
 9 VIII,  12| short-necked, flat-tongued, and disposed to mimicry. The Indian bird,
10  IX,  40 |      apparently are thrifty and disposed to lay by for their future
11  IX,  40 |         The kings are the least disposed to show anger or to inflict