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The life of Jean Henri Fabre, the entomologist, 1823-1910

Note 16 — Chapter XX · FABRE’S WRITINGS (CONTINUED)

Bernard Miall translation

These expert surgeons, these marvellous anatomists know nothing whatever, not even what their victims are intended for. Their talent, which confounds our reason, is devoid of a shadow of consciousness of the work accomplished, a shadow of foresight concerning the egg.16

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