Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  22 |     eject black sperm.~Sperm issues from the body white and
 2  IV,  4  |      sea-ear"), the residuum issues beneath the shell, for the
 3   v,  1  |     in shape; and from these issues the parent-species is never
 4   v,  19 |      the cell is closed, and issues forth. The insects named
 5   v,  19 |   bursts and the stag-beetle issues forth.~From the cabbage
 6   v,  19 |      which at their bursting issues a winged quadruped. The
 7   v,  30 | solstice comes, the creature issues from the husk at night-time,
 8 VII,  9  |   the membranes burst, there issues forth the watery flood;
 9 VII,  10 |      its mouth as soon as it issues forth.~Moreover the child
10 VIII,  17|     of the husk the creature issues out, leaving a little moisture