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 1   I,  1 |  those that go to make up the bulk of the body are either identical
 2  II,  1 |    small in proportion to its bulk. It is cloven-footed, and
 3  II,  1 |      way proportionate to the bulk of the entire frame, in
 4  VI,  18|        owing to their greater bulk, but proportionally to the
 5  VI,  18| proportionally to the greater bulk it is far less copious.
 6  VI,  20|   mucous. (The falling-off in bulk on the part of the mother
 7  VI,  22|       animal reaches its full bulk, and goes on improving until
 8 VII,  1 |      during after-life of the bulk that they then acquired.
 9  IX,  37|       shape, but is of lesser bulk and more rapid in its movements.
10  IX,  40|    own, and they are of small bulk; the drones’ cells they
11  IX,  40|      these latter are less in bulk than the bee’s cells.~They