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But for Buzz and his companions there seemed to be no duties, and for days after the workers had settled down to their appointed tasks, the drones remained in THE STORY OF A DRONE 137 the hives, hungry, dirty, and careless, with- out any sense of responsibility, but com- pletely content so long as they were supplied with food. In size they were larger than the busy worker-bees, their companions, and they differed from them too in the fact that they were unarmed.
Every worker-bee carried a sting..., the long, three-pointed, barbed weapon with which a poison gland was associated, but of course of this the drones knew nothing, for the sting was never unsheathed in the hive. The queen-mother carried a sting too, which would be used in the hive in due course, though not against the drones.
For all that they were fat and jolly and splendidly attired, the drones were quite helpless, and harmless too, in their clumsy, unpleasant fashion.
The weather became warm and still warmer, the drones grew apace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But for Buzz and his companions there seemed to be no duties, and for days after the workers had settled down to their appointed tasks, the drones remained in THE STORY OF A DRONE 137 the hives, hungry, dirty, and careless, with- out any sense of responsibility, but com- pletely content so long as they were supplied with food. In size they were larger than the busy worker-bees, their companions, and they differed from them too in the fact that they were unarmed.
Every worker-bee carried a sting..., the long, three-pointed, barbed weapon with which a poison gland was associated, but of course of this the drones knew nothing, for the sting was never unsheathed in the hive. The queen-mother carried a sting too, which would be used in the hive in due course, though not against the drones.
For all that they were fat and jolly and splendidly attired, the drones were quite helpless, and harmless too, in their clumsy, unpleasant fashion.
The weather became warm and still warmer, the drones grew apace.
What to read after The Children's Story of the Bee;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S L Samuel Levy Bensusan to read onlineMoreLess
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