Chapter

 1 1|          at once marble takes an animal shape, the dead come to
 2 1|         if they had grown on the animal to which it once belonged. ~"
 3 1| somewhere to lead the life of an animal, and " ~"And you would have
 4 1|         friends began to fight. ~Animal likenesses, so curiously
 5 2|        brief phrases. The coarse animal satisfaction, in which science
 6 3|        than the skin of the land animal. This," he said, as he indicated
 7 3|          as a matter of fact the animal for a long time was believed
 8 3|     onager. ~"What a magnificent animal!" he continued. "It is full
 9 3|          with that of this noble animal. A tame onager, in short,
10 3|          of the place where this animal product underwent the chemical
11 3|         of this ready solvent of animal tissue, the skin underwent
12 3|          those sluggish forms of animal life that lurk in the depths