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1 II, 5| and the first last, Nature running a double course, so to say, 2 II, 6| passages which are visible running from them to the membrane 3 II, 7| not one great blood-vessel running through it but many close 4 III, 2| tail like an umbilical cord running through it. As the egg becomes 5 III, 2| creature grows the umbilicus running the chorion collapses first, 6 III, 2| and the umbilical cord running to the yolk, collapse later. 7 III, 3| from the uterus by passages running from this principle. This 8 V, 2| have channels, so to say, running through the parts concerned