Exotic Moths
Exotic Moths
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She traverses the hive impatiently, abandoning the slow and stately step which was her wont, and in the course of her im- petuous progress over the combs, she communicates her agitation to the workers, who crowd around her, mounting on her back, striking her briskly with their antennae, and evidently sharing in her impatience. A loud confused noise is heard throughout the hive, and hardly any of the workers are observed going abroad to forage ; numbers are whirling about in an unsettled manner ...in front of the hive ; and the mo- ment is come, to a considerable portion of the family, for bidding adieu to their ancient abode. All at once the noise in the interior ceases, and the whole of the bees about the doors re-enter ; while those re- turning loaded from the fields, instead of hurrying in as usual, hover on the wing, as if in eager expecta- tion. In a second or two, some workers present themselves again at the door, turn round, re-enter, and return instantaneously in additional numbers, smartly vibrating their wings, as if sounding the march ; and at this signal the whole swarm rushes to the entrance in an overwhelming crowd, stream- ing forth with astonishing rapidity, and filling the air in an instant, like a dark cloud overhanging their THE HONEY-BEE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She traverses the hive impatiently, abandoning the slow and stately step which was her wont, and in the course of her im- petuous progress over the combs, she communicates her agitation to the workers, who crowd around her, mounting on her back, striking her briskly with their antennae, and evidently sharing in her impatience. A loud confused noise is heard throughout the hive, and hardly any of the workers are observed going abroad to forage ; numbers are whirling about in an unsettled manner ...in front of the hive ; and the mo- ment is come, to a considerable portion of the family, for bidding adieu to their ancient abode. All at once the noise in the interior ceases, and the whole of the bees about the doors re-enter ; while those re- turning loaded from the fields, instead of hurrying in as usual, hover on the wing, as if in eager expecta- tion. In a second or two, some workers present themselves again at the door, turn round, re-enter, and return instantaneously in additional numbers, smartly vibrating their wings, as if sounding the march ; and at this signal the whole swarm rushes to the entrance in an overwhelming crowd, stream- ing forth with astonishing rapidity, and filling the air in an instant, like a dark cloud overhanging their THE HONEY-BEE.
What to read after Exotic Moths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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