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 1   I,  1 |     flying, others by walking, we find in these the two sexes,
 2   I,  1 |           since even in plants we find in the same kind some trees
 3   I,  3 |       Taking the former first, we find that some of them have not
 4   I,  9 |                              9~We find differences in the vivipara
 5   I,  18|          must everything which we find in the body either be (1)
 6   I,  18|       they flow wherever they can find an easy passage in the body,
 7   I,  18|        many animals and plants we find a difference in this connexion
 8   I,  20|        upon. This is just what we find to be the case, for the
 9   I,  21|   question on general grounds, we find that, whenever one thing
10   I,  23|     consider the value of this we find that it is of great importance
11  II,  1 |     potentiality. This is what we find in the products of art;
12  II,  3 |           no animal and we do not find any living thing forming
13  II,  5 |           This is exactly what we find, for the wind-eggs become
14  II,  6 |      development of the embryo we find that the one cools and the
15  II,  7 |            but as it is we do not find this (and this can easily
16  II,  7 |         men is tested in water to find out if it is infertile,
17  II,  8 |          of the same kind. But we find that though this is so with
18  II,  8 |           shall be more likely to find the reason by considering
19  II,  8 |       will be so of necessity.~We find also that the bodies of
20 III,  1 |          and to be fertile, as we find also in the human species;
21 III,  1 |       more fluid. This is what we find in lake birds, for they
22 III,  1 |         such is the fish kind) we find the white not separated
23 III,  2 |        portion in intelligence we find familiarity and love shown
24 III,  2 |         quadrupeds; with birds we find it till they have produced
25 III,  5 |         generally required, so we find the same thing, though to
26 III,  10|  themselves. This is just what we find happening, for though the
27  IV,  4 |  superfluity.~In certain cases we find a double set of generative
28  IV,  6 |            and thus here alone we find any overlapping; it produces
29  IV,  8 | superfluous; this is just what we find happening, unless anything
30  IV,  10|          their excessive size.~We find, as we might expect, that
31   V,  1 |            such a condition as we find also in plants, for indeed
32   V,  1 |           little are blue; (so we find in the sea that the transparent
33   V,  7 |           of calves is deeper. We find the same thing also in the