Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  16|      convoluted, moderately wide. The lower part of the gut
 2  II,  7 |     animals the mouth opens wide, as is the case with the
 3  II,  10| until you open their mouths wide and make a close inspection.~
 4  II,  17| instead of it an oesophagus wide and roomy, either all the
 5  II,  17| bustard have the oesophagus wide and roomy from one end to
 6  II,  17|  oesophagus nor the crop is wide, but the stomach is long.
 7  II,  17| same time its oesophagus is wide and spacious in front of
 8 III,  4 | From it one vein, short and wide, extends through the liver,
 9   v,  5 |    partridge keep the mouth wide open and protrude the tongue
10  IX,  40|    the hive if they are too wide. They first build cells