The Mason-Bees
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THE THEORY OF PARASITISM.
The Melecta does what she can with the gifts at her disposal. I shouldleave it at that, if I had not to take into consideration a grave chargebrought against her. She is accused of having lost, for want of use andthrough laziness, the workman's tools with which, so we are told, shewas originally endowed. Finding it to her advantage to do nothing, bringing up her family free of expense, to the detriment of others, sheis alleged to have gradually inspired her race with a...n abhorrence forwork. The harvesting-tools, less and less often employed, dwindledand perished as organs having no function; the species changed intoa different one; and finally idleness turned the honest worker of theoutset into a parasite. This brings us to a very simple and seductivetheory of parasitism, worthy to be discussed with all respect. Let usset it forth.
Some mother, nearing the end of her labours and in a hurry to lay hereggs, found, let us suppose, some convenient cells provisioned by herfellows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE THEORY OF PARASITISM.
The Melecta does what she can with the gifts at her disposal. I shouldleave it at that, if I had not to take into consideration a grave chargebrought against her. She is accused of having lost, for want of use andthrough laziness, the workman's tools with which, so we are told, shewas originally endowed. Finding it to her advantage to do nothing, bringing up her family free of expense, to the detriment of others, sheis alleged to have gradually inspired her race with a...n abhorrence forwork. The harvesting-tools, less and less often employed, dwindledand perished as organs having no function; the species changed intoa different one; and finally idleness turned the honest worker of theoutset into a parasite. This brings us to a very simple and seductivetheory of parasitism, worthy to be discussed with all respect. Let usset it forth.
Some mother, nearing the end of her labours and in a hurry to lay hereggs, found, let us suppose, some convenient cells provisioned by herfellows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fabre Jean-Henri to read onlineMoreLess
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