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 1   I,  1  |          regard animals in another light. For, whenever a race of
 2   I,  5  |        others an egg is brought to light, with others a grub. Of
 3 III,  1  | particulars may be regarded by the light of the accompanying diagram;
 4 III,  4  |         description we have thrown light upon the course of the veins
 5 III,  11 |            plucked out it can lift light articles if it touch them
 6 VIII,  15|      induced (by the warmth or the light) to emerge for a while from
 7 VIII,  19|            are at rest, and as the light grows stronger they see
 8  IX,  14 |           is dark blue, green, and light purple; the whole body and
 9  IX,  14 |       sharply defined; the beak is light green, long and slender:
10  IX,  14 |          The colour of the nest is light red, and the shape is that