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 1  VI,  4 |    three eggs, but it never rears more than two chicks, and
 2  VI,  4 |   two chicks, and sometimes rears only one; and the odd one
 3  VI,  6 |  two eggs, but occasionally rears three young ones. The so-called
 4  VI,  6 | so-called aegolius at times rears four. It is not true that,
 5  VI,  7 |    the hypolais hatches and rears the brood. It is about this
 6  VI,  8 |    each of the parent birds rears its brood. But the male,
 7  IX,  29|    deposited it hatches and rears it; and, as they say, this
 8  IX,  32|   it is the only eagle that rears its young and thoroughly
 9  IX,  34|    a kindly disposition. It rears its own young and those
10  IX,  34|  process, it kills him, and rears the other. It lives near