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Sentence
[The
ichneumon
wasp]
drops
an
egg.
She
next
seeks
out
a
small
green
caterpillar
inhabiting
the
leaves
of
the
cabbage-plant,
which
she
punctures
with
her
sting,
yet
so
slightly
and
delicately
as
not
to
kill
it;
she
then
rolls
it
up
into
a
circle,
and
places
it
in
the
sandy
nest,
immediately
over
the
egg.
She
continues
the
same
labour
till
she
has
counted
twelve,
and
deposited
twelve
caterpillars,
one
over
another;
and
thus
repeats
the
process
of
ovation
and
supply,
till
she
has
exhausted
herself
of
her
entire
stock
of
eggs.
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[The ichneumon wasp] drops an egg. She next seeks out a small green caterpillar inhabiting the leaves of the cabbage-plant, which she punctures with her sting, yet so slightly and delicately as not to kill it; she then rolls it up into a circle, and places it in the sandy nest, immediately over the egg. She continues the same labour till she has counted twelve, and deposited twelve caterpillars, one over another; and thus repeats the process of ovation and supply, till she has exhausted herself of her entire stock of eggs.
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