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 1  IV,  8  |        living near the sea and frequently witnessing such phenomena,
 2   v,  8  |    with those birds that breed frequently. Many animals time the season
 3   v,  10 |        on to the land, and are frequently caught.) Fishes, then, as
 4   v,  13 | capable of domestication breed frequently, just as the common pigeon
 5  VI,  11 |   dogfish bears young the most frequently; in other words it bears
 6  VI,  18 |      others.~Animals that pair frequently and not at a single specific
 7  VI,  18 |       in heat, discharge urine frequently, and frisk with one another.
 8 VII,  3  |        than the male, and more frequently than the man-child takes
 9 VII,  4  |    bear one child a birth; but frequently and in many lands they bear
10 VIII,  13|   coly-mackerel is caught more frequently on entering than on quitting