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Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 6
BEETLE, £0 called because the he | female lays its eggs in a pellet of dung, re’ | which it then drags away and buries; by | thas it acts both as scavenger and fertilizer, and consequently was highly S, | venerated by the ancient Keyptians, being se | frequently reprevented in their monuments be | and carvings. A common variety with us ed jis the Shard-born beetle, whose drone nd|.an so often be heard towards evening time. re,| [s. 127]
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