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Brother Adam writes in "In Search of the best Strains of Bees":

The Old English Bee

The old English brown bee, another branch of the Tellian race group has often been referred to in these reports.  She lives today only in the memory.  Some 50 years ago she fell a victim to the acarine epidemic and was completely wiped out.  However, I consider it only right to record here some of her outstanding characteristics....

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