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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   v,  1| conceived what correspond to the wind-eggs in birds. Such eggs, by
 2  VI,  2|  portentous.~Such as affirm that wind-eggs are the residua of eggs
 3  VI,  2|          hen and goose have laid wind-eggs without ever having been
 4  VI,  2|         subjected to copulation. Wind-eggs are smaller, less palatable,
 5  VI,  2|       white remain as they were. Wind-eggs are laid by a number of
 6  VI,  2|   brooding, the eggs get addled. Wind-eggs that are called by some
 7  VI,  2|      produced chiefly in summer. Wind-eggs are called by some zephyr-eggs,
 8  VI,  2|          a peculiar way by hand. Wind-eggs can turn into fertile eggs,
 9  VI,  2|      white the hen that contains wind-eggs, or eggs begotten of copulation
10  VI,  2|          these circumstances the wind-eggs turn into fertile eggs,
11  VI,  2| therefrom, but all such eggs are wind-eggs.~
12  VI,  3|           except those that were wind-eggs; the rest were fertile (
13  VI,  9|      eight eggs. The peahen lays wind-eggs. They pair in the spring;