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 1   I,  18|    resemblance is found also in voice, nails, hair, and way of
 2   I,  19|      and that they change their voice and their breasts begin
 3  IV,  8 |   become plain. This is why the voice changes in both sexes when
 4  IV,  8 |      the first principle of the voice resides there, and is itself
 5  IV,  8 |        down.~This change in the voice and the parts about the
 6   V,  1 |       and depth of pitch in the voice, and differences in colour
 7   V,  1 |    others as in the case of the voice and the colour of the hair,
 8   V,  2 |       is caused by means of the voice, being as it were of one
 9   V,  7 |                     7~As to the voice, it is deep in some animals,
10   V,  7 |  passing from youth to age. The voice is higher in all other animals
11   V,  7 |      other kinds of animals the voice of the female is higher
12   V,  7 |     makes use of speech and the voice is the material of speech),
13   V,  7 |       opposite obtains, for the voice of cows is deeper than that
14   V,  7 |        for which animals have a voice, and what is meant by "voice"
15   V,  7 |    voice, and what is meant by "voice" and by "sound" generally,
16   V,  7 |      soul. But since lowness of voice depends on the movement
17   V,  7 |        a deep and others a high voice. Up to a certain point this
18   V,  7 |         depth and height in the voice are different from loudness
19   V,  7 |        loudness and softness of voice) except by the large and
20   V,  7 |    animal has a great (or loud) voice depends on the air which
21   V,  7 |          whether it has a small voice depends on its being little
22   V,  7 |        they have a deep or high voice depends on their being thus
23   V,  7 |        the sick speak in a high voice but also those in good bodily
24   V,  7 |       along quickly, and in the voice what is quick is high. But
25   V,  7 |         why bulls have a higher voice than calves and cows. Now
26   V,  7 |   female character, and utter a voice like that of the females
27   V,  7 |         in the principle of the voice is relaxed. This relaxation
28   V,  7 |        the organ which sets the voice in motion. Hence as the
29   V,  7 |      them. As this changes, the voice again changes, more indeed
30   V,  7 |       call "bleating"" when the voice is uneven. After this it
31   V,  7 |   settles into the deep or high voice of the succeeding time of
32   V,  7 |       the organ which moves the voice is loosened in the same
33   V,  7 |     then, is the reason why the voice and the form generally changes
34   V,  7 | roughness and smoothness in the voice, and of all similar inequality,
35   V,  7 |         organ through which the voice is conveyed is rough or
36   V,  7 |         affection, for then the voice also becomes uneven.~Flexibility
37   V,  7 |     those points concerning the voice which have not been previously