A book of Natural History 0 4
A book of Natural History 0 4
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One pulled one way whilst the othertugged in the opposite direction; and the observer could almost havesupposed that the burden itself might have been parted in twain by thetreatment to which it was subjected--the incident affording a newapplication of the remark that a surfeit of zeal is destructive of thebest intentions. The nature of the bodies which the ants seemed soexcessively anxious to preserve from injury was readily determined. The oval bodies, resembling grains of corn, were the _pup...æ_ or_chrysalides_ of the ants--the sleeping babies and young hopefuls, onwhom the hopes of the colony were, and I may say, are, founded. It isnoteworthy, however, that upon some mistaken notions regarding thenature of these bodies many of the ideas concerning the frugal care ofthese insects were founded. Solomon's advice that the sluggard should"go to the ant, " with the view of considering her ways and gainingwisdom as a result of the study, was in days of old thought to beapproved by the observation that the ants husbanded their stores offood in the shape of the grains of corn they had gained from theautumnal store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One pulled one way whilst the othertugged in the opposite direction; and the observer could almost havesupposed that the burden itself might have been parted in twain by thetreatment to which it was subjected--the incident affording a newapplication of the remark that a surfeit of zeal is destructive of thebest intentions. The nature of the bodies which the ants seemed soexcessively anxious to preserve from injury was readily determined. The oval bodies, resembling grains of corn, were the _pup...æ_ or_chrysalides_ of the ants--the sleeping babies and young hopefuls, onwhom the hopes of the colony were, and I may say, are, founded. It isnoteworthy, however, that upon some mistaken notions regarding thenature of these bodies many of the ideas concerning the frugal care ofthese insects were founded. Solomon's advice that the sluggard should"go to the ant, " with the view of considering her ways and gainingwisdom as a result of the study, was in days of old thought to beapproved by the observation that the ants husbanded their stores offood in the shape of the grains of corn they had gained from theautumnal store.
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