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1   I,  21|        both cocks, so that the chick would have all its parts
2  II,  5 |      then they would produce a chick actually alive), nor yet
3 III,  2 |      is the nourishment of the chick, whereas they think it is
4 III,  2 |      similarity of colour.~The chick then, as has been said,
5 III,  2 |   nutriment for the developing chick. If exposed to heat and
6 III,  2 |      in the development of the chick it is thickened. For it
7 III,  2 | animals developed in eggs, the chick has the same relation to
8 III,  2 |       also the relation of the chick to the outermost membrane,
9 III,  3 |   uterus, as in birds, for the chick is developed from the sharp