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 1   I,  11|   nature does not complete the process of drying the egg-shell.
 2   I,  11|  caused their destruction.~The process is for the most part the
 3   I,  18|        is increased later by a process of mixing, as wine when
 4   I,  18|   contraries is also a natural process, for some animals do so,
 5   I,  18|     that the secretion when in process of concoction turns to fat
 6   I,  21|        For if a hen-bird is in process of producing wind-eggs and
 7  II,  3 |  secretion of the nutriment in process of change. It remains, then,
 8  II,  5 |     from itself alone, for the process in question was seen to
 9  II,  5 |    whence she started. For the process of becoming is from the
10  II,  6 |        oven by the heat in the process of development. But it is
11  II,  8 |        for her to complete the process of nourishing the embryo
12 III,  1 |        the eggs, then the same process takes place in the whole
13 III,  2 |         The reason is that the process of nourishment is not completed
14 III,  3 |      those internally, and the process in these eggs is partly
15 III,  3 |    hatching out. Secondly, the process in these also begins on
16 III,  3 |    grows round it.~Such is the process of development in those
17 III,  10| generate nothing else, but the process reaches its limit in the
18  IV,  2 |         and in either case the process is a failure. So also there
19  IV,  6 |     are unable to complete the process when the embryos have grown
20  IV,  7 |        the last touches to the process of generation. Hence it
21   V,  1 |    they are so and so, for the process of Becoming or development
22   V,  1 |      sought in the movement or process of coming into being, on
23   V,  5 |  easily dried up. (2) That the process is not a withering, that