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The Boy Hunters

CHAPTER ELEVEN
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Even in Mexico, where the species are numerous, you will not see them every day.

Indeed, you may not notice them at all, unless you are specially looking for them.

They are such small creatures, and fly so nimbly--darting from flower to flower and tree to tree--that you may pass along without observing them, or perhaps mistake them for bees.

In the United States, however, where only one species has yet been noticed, the sight is a rare one, and generally interesting to those who witness it.

Hence Francois' exclamation was one of surprise and pleasure.
"Where are they ?" inquired Lucien, starting up in an interested manner.
"Yonder," replied Francois, "by the trumpet flowers.


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