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 1   I,  5 | comparatively large or have their stings in the tail, dipterous,
 2   I,  5 | comparatively small or have their stings in front. The coleoptera
 3   I,  5 |      without exception, devoid of stings; the diptera have the sting
 4  IV,  7 |        furnished with prickers or stings. Some insects have the sting
 5  IV,  7 |          furnished with frontward stings; and this formation in the
 6   v,  21|          rulers are provided with stings, but they never use them;
 7   v,  21|          people that they have no stings at all.~
 8  IX,  37|          bite with its teeth, but stings by contact with its entire
 9  IX,  40|         not that they really have stings, but that they have the
10  IX,  40|          They can kill with their stings even large animals; in fact,
11  IX,  41|         no they are provided with stings; in all probability, like
12  IX,  41|          the king-bees, they have stings, but never protrude them
13  IX,  41|       wasps some are destitute of stings, like the drone-bees, and
14  IX,  41|       many of the wasps that have stings appear to lose them; but
15  IX,  41|     whether both, or neither, had stings, or whether one had a sting
16  IX,  41|         wings, wasps that have no stings will fly toward it, and
17  IX,  41|           it, and wasps that have stings will not; from which fact
18  IX,  41|        wasps are found, some with stings, and some without. Some
19  IX,  41|       appear to be furnished with stings.~
20  IX,  42|          to be all furnished with stings: though, by the way, it