 Aug 16, 2004 B-$tring A Bee-Master There came a thief into a bee-garden in the absence of the master, and robb'd the hives. The owner discovered it upon his return, and stood pausing a while to be-think himself, how this should come to pass. The bees, in this interim, came laden home out of the fields from feeding, and missing their combs, they fell powdering in swarms upon their master. Well (says he) you are a company of senseless and ungrateful wretches, to let a stranger go away quietly that has rifled ye, and to bend all your spite against your master, that is at this instant beating his brains how he may repair and preserve ye. Moral 'Tis the curse of the world for people to take their friends for their foes, and to use them accordingly. www.dis.org/bstring/  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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