Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  16|    moistest, is that of man. Two membranes enclose it: the stronger
 2   I,  17|          fastened by fine sinewy membranes, that resemble to some extent
 3  II,  11|      like a thin ring of copper. Membranes extend well nigh over its
 4 III,  13|          all sanguineous animals membranes are found. And membrane
 5 III,  13|          the smaller animals the membranes are indiscernible from their
 6 III,  13|           The largest of all the membranes are the two that surround
 7  VI,  10|           and in between the two membranes is a liquid. The food inside
 8  VI,  10|      with a chorion and separate membranes. When young the embryo has
 9 VII,  8 |        pair of blood-vessels are membranes, and surrounding these membranes
10 VII,  8 | membranes, and surrounding these membranes is the navel-string itself,
11 VII,  9 |    embryo starts to move and the membranes burst, there issues forth