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 1   I,  5  |     stings; the diptera have the sting in front, as the fly, the
 2  II,  1  |     land-scorpion; that it has a sting in the tail, and has the
 3 III,  12 |          wings. Neither will the sting grow again if the bee lose
 4  IV,  7  |          such insects as have no sting in the rear use this organ
 5  IV,  7  |        and the gnat can prick or sting with it.~Certain insects
 6  IV,  7  |    stings. Some insects have the sting inside, as the bee and the
 7  IV,  7  |        with only two wings has a sting in the rear. Again, some
 8   v,  21 |         Bees are provided with a sting, but the drones are not
 9 VIII,  29| plentiful and of large size, the sting is fatal to man or beast,
10  IX,  40 |    largest of all, but devoid of sting, and lazy. There is a difference
11  IX,  40 |      they get hold of. Bees that sting die from their inability
12  IX,  40 |         inability to extract the sting without at the same time
13  IX,  40 |         the trouble to press the sting out; but once it loses its
14  IX,  40 |       out; but once it loses its sting the bee must die. They can
15  IX,  40 |       show anger or to inflict a sting. Bees that die are removed
16  IX,  40 |   perfumes, so much so that they sting people that use perfumes.~
17  IX,  40 |     young. The young bees do not sting as the others do; and it
18  IX,  40 |     enemy but made no attempt to sting the man.~The diseases that
19  IX,  41 |    speckled and furnished with a sting, and is remarkably courageous.
20  IX,  41 |    courageous. The pain from its sting is more severe than that
21  IX,  41 |     stings, or whether one had a sting and the other had not; wild
22  IX,  41 |      when one was seen to have a sting but the case of the other
23  IX,  42 |          the anthrena-king has a sting or not.~