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1  IV,  3 |        means of both lids, and ejects the water in the way above
2   v,  19|      caterpillar, it feeds and ejects excrement; but when it turns
3   v,  19| chrysalis it neither feeds nor ejects excrement.~The same remarks
4   v,  22|    membrane and flies away. It ejects excrement in the grub state,
5  IX,  34|       well; for when the eagle ejects its young from the nest,
6  IX,  34|     For the eagle, by the way, ejects the young birds prematurely,
7  IX,  34|     mother-bird beats them and ejects them from the nest; the
8  IX,  37|     itself inside out until it ejects it, and then it again turns
9  IX,  37|        all that is eatable, it ejects the shells and sheaths of