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 1   I,  5  |     for instance, the dayfly moves with four feet and four
 2   I,  11 |     crocodile; this creature moves the upper jaw only.~Next
 3 III,  7  |      is the only animal that moves the upper one.) In the jaws
 4  IV,  5  |      them. The edible urchin moves with greatest freedom and
 5  IV,  10 |    during its repose; for it moves just as you would expect
 6   v,  19 |      hard, and the chrysalis moves if you touch it. It attaches
 7   v,  19 |     motionless grub; it then moves again, and again relapses
 8   v,  19 | comes out a perfect fly, and moves away under the influence
 9  VI,  3  |    egg. This point beats and moves as though endowed with life,
10  VI,  3  |      and touch the chick, it moves inside and chirps; and it
11  VI,  14 |     the fact that the female moves about while spawning, the
12 VIII,  17|    of the subsequent days it moves, and from time to time wakes
13  IX,  37 |     are finless, the scallop moves with greatest force and
14  IX,  39 |      tapering to a point; it moves with leaps, from which habit