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 1   I,  1 |       land; as, for instance, the wasp, the bee, and all other
 2   I,  1 |   creatures are man, the bee, the wasp, the ant, and the crane.~
 3   I,  4 |           such as the bee and the wasp, and, of marine animals,
 4  IV,  1 |           the cockchafer, and the wasp; and the same kind is in
 5  IV,  7 |           the bee, the drone, the wasp, and all such insects, and
 6  IV,  7 |        inside, as the bee and the wasp, others outside, as the
 7   v,  19|        bee, the anthrena, and the wasp, whilst it is young, takes
 8   v,  20|        the way, than the ordinary wasp, kill spiders and carry
 9   v,  23|          some high place, and the wasp inside a hole. When the
10   v,  23|         When the anthrene and the wasp have a king, they construct
11   v,  23|       neater than the comb of the wasp. Like the bee, they put
12   v,  23|           of the anthrene and the wasp make their appearance not
13  IX,  38|          the bee, the hornet, the wasp, and in point of fact all
14  IX,  40|         the drone bee, the annual wasp, and, furthermore, the anthrene (
15  IX,  40|         long and like an anthrene wasp; another kind is what is
16  IX,  41|          larger than the ordinary wasp, and from its weight not
17  IX,  41|          to be the offspring of a wasp. If you take a wasp by the
18  IX,  41|          of a wasp. If you take a wasp by the feet and let him
19  IX,  43| tenthredon brings forth, like the wasp, underground, and is very
20  IX,  43|           longer than that of the wasp. So much for the methods
21  IX,  43|           of life of the bee, the wasp, and all the other similar