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 1   I,  5 |       viviparous animals, some hatch eggs in their own interior,
 2   v,  13| turtle-dove. Pigeons breed and hatch at all seasons, if they
 3   v,  18|      alarm.~Crustaceans, then, hatch their eggs by brooding over
 4   v,  18|        the sepia, and the like hatch their eggs without stirring
 5   v,  33|      land. The eggs of lizards hatch spontaneously on land, for
 6  VI,  1 |        the tetrix. These birds hatch in sheltered places; but
 7  VI,  1 |       nests. Of all birds that hatch for themselves the hoopoe
 8  VI,  2 |   winter; that is to say, hens hatch in eighteen days in summer,
 9  VI,  3 |      lay eighteen eggs, and to hatch twins out of them all, except
10  VI,  4 |     more days the parent birds hatch the eggs; by the end of
11  VI,  9 |   their spangled plumage. They hatch their eggs within thirty
12  VI,  9 |       could not brood over and hatch a large number. They take
13  IX,  8 |       there lay their eggs and hatch them; after the hatching
14  IX,  8 |       in one spot, they do not hatch the eggs where they laid
15  IX,  29|      only one egg and does not hatch it itself, but the mother-bird
16  IX,  33|    lays two eggs, but does not hatch them, but hides them in