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Elisha Huang

7 March, 02:42

In paragraph six, what does the author compare to a poor fellow

with his hands in his breeches pocket, whistling vacantly and

despondingly about the ruins of his house that had been burnt?'

A)

the bees from rival colonies

B) the bees who have lost their hive

() the bees who are too busy to be bothered

D) the bee hunters who have finished their work

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