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 1 7 |     the centipede and other insects that are long in shape,
 2 10|    is in feathered (flying) insects at the base of the "scale-wing"",
 3 10|   attachment. And so flying insects, and birds (Schizoptera)
 4 10|     straight course. Flying insects have absolutely no tail,
 5 10|  applies equally to sharded insects, like the scarab-beetle
 6 10| their flight. The flight of insects is slow and frail because
 7 10|     opposite pole to flying insects as regards their feathers,
 8 15|  generally birds and winged insects, and animals which swim
 9 15|     to be both in birds and insects. And this same arrangement
10 15|   the feather-like wings of insects. In this way they divide