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 1   I,  8 |         is not easy to state the facts about the uterus in female
 2   I,  11|    cartilaginous fishes. But the facts about this and the other
 3   I,  20|         in women. Details of the facts in each animal have been
 4   I,  21|        priori and in view of the facts. For, if we consider the
 5   I,  21|     argument is confirmed by the facts. For it is for this reason
 6  II,  6 | sufficiently acquainted with the facts. It is with the parts as
 7  II,  8 |         to be connected with the facts without being so really.
 8  II,  8 |        reason by considering the facts peculiar to the two kinds
 9 III,  1 |       many.~It is plain from the facts that with the birds that
10 III,  5 |         solved if we look at the facts. They say quite correctly
11 III,  5 |          milt at once. All these facts are in accordance with reason.
12 III,  10|         we reason first upon the facts peculiar to bees and secondly
13 III,  10|       sort had been the case the facts about their leadership would
14 III,  10|      what are believed to be the facts about them; the facts, however,
15 III,  10|        the facts about them; the facts, however, have not yet been
16 III,  10|         agrees with the observed facts.~A further indication that
17 III,  10|        as hornets and wasps, the facts in all cases are similar
18 III,  11|          testacea. Here also the facts of generation are partly
19 III,  11| spontaneously is clear from such facts as these. They come into
20  IV,  1 |       fanciful. If, however, the facts about semen are such as
21  IV,  2 |         the other male. Observed facts confirm what we have said.
22  IV,  3 |          the following groups of facts. (1) Some children resemble
23   V,  1 |         only the above-mentioned facts are causes of seeing keenly
24   V,  8 |        without investigating the facts in all cases. He says that