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 1   I,  2 |            we must observe that a small change in a first principle
 2   I,  3 |         is uncertain owing to the small size of the body.~Such is
 3   I,  4 |          of the year have them so small when this is past that they
 4   I,  6 |   straight and simple. There is a small part similar to this connected
 5   I,  7 |          to unite closely with so small a part and have no organs
 6   I,  8 |           egg, at any rate in the small fishes. For these are the
 7   I,  16|       unite; most insects are too small to be observed in this respect.~
 8   I,  18|      connected, they would form a small animal.~And what about the
 9   I,  18|    animals and plants grow is but small, for if a very little be
10   I,  18|       animals have few young, the small many. For the large must
11   I,  18|           residue or secretion is small.~Again, no place has been
12   I,  18|       seminal element in it is so small. But still in most men and
13  II,  1 |        because of their being too small that they are not visible
14  II,  2 |            for the water, and any small quantity of earthy matter
15  II,  2 |   composed of the smallest parts, small in the sense that each bubble
16  II,  4 |     appear in females while still small, in fact mere children.
17  II,  6 |       umbilicus, as the legs, are small; for the lower parts are
18  II,  6 |         these passages end at the small blood-vessels about the
19  II,  6 |     though their own weight is so small. So much for the question
20  II,  7 |           embryo is comparatively small, being unable to receive
21 III,  1 |  wing-feathers, while the body is small and dry and hot. (The secretion
22 III,  1 |       prey do so with difficulty.~Small birds also tread often and
23 III,  1 |         fertile, as are sometimes small plants, for what causes
24 III,  1 |        matter in birds of prey is small, and they need the male
25 III,  1 | externally, because its amount is small and the uterus is high up
26 III,  1 |         intermission, though very small ones. Hence some are wont
27 III,  1 |          impulse they need is but small when they are in this excited
28 III,  1 |   separated at all because of the small size of the eggs and the
29 III,  1 |           birds appears white and small, but as it advances it is
30 III,  2 |         them while they are still small. It is plainly visible in
31 III,  2 |          It is plainly visible in small aborted eggs, for if the
32 III,  2 |      still sanguineous and with a small tail like an umbilical cord
33 III,  4 |          growth is quick and from small beginnings and the outside
34 III,  4 |          a scolex give birth to a small thing at first and this
35 III,  4 |           also grows great from a small beginning as the more solid
36 III,  4 |           Therefore are they very small when set free and grow quickly,
37 III,  4 |        set free and grow quickly, small because the uterus is narrow
38 III,  5 |          and so, speculating on a small induction, they think the
39 III,  6 |      young of the weasel are very small like those of the other
40 III,  10|       fact that the brood appears small in the cells of the comb,
41  IV,  1 |        between them. And it is no small matter, starting from temperature
42  IV,  1 |        product derived from it is small, indeed the final result
43  IV,  1 |         the final result is quite small. This is blood in some animals,
44  IV,  2 |    towards the south or north; so small a thing will sometimes turn
45  IV,  3 |        difference between them is small so that there is no difficulty
46  IV,  4 |            produce many, even the small members of the class, as
47  IV,  4 |           smaller. Therefore many small ones may be produced together,
48  IV,  4 |       large ones produce few, the small many, for the same reason.
49  IV,  5 |         too large for one but too small to allow a second embryo
50  IV,  6 |        blind; this applies to all small birds which lay many eggs,
51  IV,  6 |           to the catamenia is but small, and in some not visible
52  IV,  6 |          the catamenia but is too small at first to consume any
53  IV,  6 |        the residual matter is but small and so corresponds with
54  IV,  6 |       body the residual matter is small so that it is all used up
55  IV,  10|          at their perfection in a small time, whether they be animals
56   V,  1 |          but it is because of the small amount of liquid that the
57   V,  1 |           on a clean garment even small stains are visible, so also
58   V,  1 |         also in a pure sight even small movements are plain and
59   V,  3 |            For these, too, though small themselves, have large and
60   V,  4 |      parts besides, even the very small ones, participate in this
61   V,  5 |          baldness; their brain is small and less fluid than in man,
62   V,  6 |         is perverted, for what is small is easily spoilt and easily
63   V,  6 |         and what is developing is small, the beginning of all such
64   V,  6 |        all such things being on a small scale.~Change is especially
65   V,  7 |        some it is loud, in others small, and it differs in smoothness
66   V,  7 |           except by the large and small amount of the air put in
67   V,  7 |       that the words "great" and "small", "much" and "little" are
68   V,  7 |      absolutely, whether it has a small voice depends on its being
69   V,  7 |           of many principles, but small changes are the causes of
70   V,  7 |        For the principles, though small in size, are great in potency;
71   V,  7 |       organ can utter a loud or a small note, and accordingly a
72   V,  7 |   becoming itself easily great or small. But hardness cannot be