Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  1|        this is nearly the only bird of prey which drinks, and
 2 III,  1| generative products. Even this bird does not lay very many eggs,
 3 III,  1|       The cuckoo, though not a bird of prey, lays few eggs,
 4 III,  1|        by the cowardice of the bird, whereas a generative animal
 5 III,  1|       they neither lay one (no bird does except the cuckoo,
 6 III,  2|       aborted eggs, for if the bird be drenched with water or
 7 III,  2|     first principle.~The young bird is produced out of the egg
 8 III,  2|   growth; for since the mother bird cannot perfect her young
 9 III,  6| produce few young, though this bird also has been seen copulating
10  IV,  4|      the common fowl. For this bird produces many young, not