Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 54
evidentlyfeeling that some superior intelligence was atwork for his benefit, while the stupid bees keptswarming about the hole above, except a fewstray ones who had not yet got tired of burrow-ing into the shaggy coat of the bear, and these i897- THE LAST THREE SOLDIERS. 573 now turned their… … K NOW AND THEN TUMBLER WOULD ROLL ABOUT AND CLAWVIGOROUSLY AT THE SIDES OF HIS HEAD. settled at night, they could have burned somein the opening made by the ax, and with thenoxious fumes destroyed the last bee in the tree. Then, too, if they had been in less of ahurry they might have waited until a…
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