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The Wonders of Instinct

CHAPTER 4
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This is a trifling detail in appearance; but it is everything in reality.

To lie this way or that in the long cell is a matter of great indifference to the grub, which is very supple, turning easily in its narrow lodging and adopting whatever position it pleases.

The coming Capricorn will not enjoy the same privileges.

Stiffly girt in his horn cuirass, he will not be able to turn from end to end; he will not even be capable of bending, if some sudden wind should make the passage difficult.

He must absolutely find the door in front of him, lest he perish in the casket.


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