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 1  IV,  10 |       fish are met with in a state so motionless that one might
 2   v,  19 |      break out from the grub state, generation is due primarily
 3   v,  19 |    and then from a quiescent state it takes on the power of
 4   v,  22 | ejects excrement in the grub state, but not afterwards; that
 5   v,  32 |     As a general rule we may state that such animalcules are
 6  VI,  18 |    kinds of havoc. They also state that abundancy of food has
 7  VI,  18 |     In a general way one may state that of male animals either
 8  VI,  37 |    occasion a she-mouse in a state of pregnancy was shut up
 9 VIII,  7 |     on barley in its natural state or on barley finely winnowed,
10 VIII,  19|    by summer rain; or we may state the case thus, that rain
11 VIII,  24|      is, as all the accounts state, delivered by the mother
12  IX,  2  |  after they have spawned. To state the matter comprehensively,