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 1   I,  1 |   creatures are unattached but motionless, as is the case with oysters
 2   I,  5 |        of movement, others are motionless. However, with regard to
 3  IV,  4 |      dead, or when at rest and motionless. They all have the mecon,
 4  IV,  10|       obtained only from their motionless repose.~Apart from the irritation
 5  IV,  10|     are met with in a state so motionless that one might easily catch
 6  IV,  10|   mistaking their condition of motionless repose. In the bee the fact
 7   v,  19| remains tightly wrapped up and motionless until it has reached its
 8   v,  19|     wood: at first the grub is motionless, but after a while the shell
 9   v,  19|       straight up on the water motionless and hard, and by and by
10   v,  19|        it then becomes a small motionless grub; it then moves again,
11   v,  23|       nymph condition they are motionless, and the cell is cemented
12   v,  32|       silkworm, and lives in a motionless condition. But as yet it