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1   I,  5 |        they have their wings in a sheath or shard, like the cockchafer
2  II,  17|          tongue draws back into a sheath and does not remain in its
3  IV,  7 |        that have their wings in a sheath or shard, like the cockchafer,
4  IV,  7 |        some winged insects have a sheath or shard for their wings,
5  VI,  14|       little fish grow, a kind of sheath detaches itself; this is
6 VII,  8 | altogether. The navel-string is a sheath wrapped about blood-vessels
7 VII,  8 |     itself, after the manner of a sheath. And as the embryo grows,
8  IX,  37|      shell about them like a hard sheath, and that this is made larger
9  IX,  37|          that it comes out of the sheath as though out of a den or