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 1   I,  6 |   has arrived there it is soon emitted in these quadrupeds
 2   I,  18|  nutriment is used up too soon, for in about five years,
 3   I,  20|   already be separated as soon as discharged from the same
 4  II,  6 |   nothing too late or too soon, for if she did the result
 5  II,  6 |  function, for they would soon be worn down if there were
 6 III,  2 |  and cast out the egg too soon, it appears still sanguineous
 7 III,  2 |  must have nourishment as soon as it is hatched; it is
 8  IV,  5 |  impregnation takes place soon after the first, for such
 9  IV,  6 | because they are born too soon. This is plain also with
10   V,  1 |   comes next in order. As soon then as the offspring of
11   V,  8 |  so (for what is sharp is soon blunted, so that a fresh
12   V,  8 | the front part being thin soon reaches perfection and no