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 1   v,  19|           who are engaged in this work assiduously gather up the
 2   v,  22|   abundant swarms.~The bees first work at the honeycomb, and then
 3  VI,  24|           stimulate them to their work; and in consequence a public
 4  IX,  38|     others. The way in which ants work is open to ordinary observation;
 5  IX,  38|           for they carry on their work even during bright moonlight
 6  IX,  40|        the exact process of their work. Their mode of gathering
 7  IX,  40|    considerable while. After this work is over, they attend to
 8  IX,  40|            not only do they do no work themselves, but they actually
 9  IX,  40|          they actually damage the work of the other bees; if they
10  IX,  40|         fixed date for commencing work; but when their provender
11  IX,  40| preference in summer, they set to work, and when the weather is
12  IX,  40|          the weather is fine they work incessantly.~The bee, when
13  IX,  40|         chrysalis-case, begins to work if it be well fed. When
14  IX,  40|          elder bees do the indoor work, and are rough and hairy
15  IX,  40|         drones also when in their work they are confined for room;
16  IX,  40|          if the plant they are at work on be mildewed. In a high
17  IX,  40|           and at once make off to work. There are two seasons for
18  IX,  40|          the hive, for they go to work on new wax at once. The
19  IX,  40|       withy, and broom. When they work at thyme, they mix in water
20  IX,  40|          they differentiate their work; some make wax, some make
21  IX,  40|        some engage in out-of-door work. At early dawn they make
22  IX,  40|         they all fly in a body to work. By and by they return and
23  IX,  40|       hunger when they recommence work after winter. They become
24  IX,  40|          population, for the bees work in a spiritless way if too
25  IX,  40|           others when they are at work out of doors. If the spring