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 1  VI,  2|        and the generation of the chick from the subsequent hatching
 2  VI,  3|          The life-element of the chick is in the white of the egg,
 3  VI,  3|          is now ten days old the chick and all its parts are distinctly
 4  VI,  3|         the membrane wherein the chick lies, the membrane of the
 5  VI,  3| intervening liquid. (For, as the chick grows, little by little
 6  VI,  3|     white liquid; then comes the chick, and a membrane round about
 7  VI,  3|         it off so as to keep the chick free from the liquid; next
 8  VI,  3|       the liquid; next after the chick comes the yolk, into which
 9  VI,  3|       open the egg and touch the chick, it moves inside and chirps;
10  VI,  3|        twentieth day is ast, the chick begins to break the shell.
11  VI,  3|    leading (and, by the way, the chick in its entirety is now within
12  VI,  3|        becomes detached from the chick, and the membrane that leads
13  VI,  3|        of the yolk is inside the chick and a yellow sediment is
14  VI,  3|          comprehended within the chick (so that, ten days after
15  VI,  3|    hatching, if you cut open the chick, a small remnant of the
16  VI,  3|     period above referred to the chick sleeps, wakes up, makes