... for photocopies of pages of the Geneva and the Bishops Bibles. A POSSIBLE SOURCE FOR DRYDEN S BEE AND DRONE IMAGE IN THE PROLOGUE TO AM PH ITRYO N Writing in 1690 after the deposition of King Jam es II and his own removal from the poet laureateship, Jo h n Dryden claims in the Prologue to Amphitryon, spoken...

... (forthcoming). THE BEE-POLITICS IN WORDSWORTH S VERNAL ODE For, so work the honey-bees, Creatures that by a rule in nature teach The act of order to a peopled kingdom. They have a king, and officers of sorts; Where some, like magistrates, correct at home; Others, like merchants, venture trade abroad; Others...

...Matthew Hart Copyright © 2011 Regents of the University of Colorado 2011 R epresenting Im m igratio n D etentio n and R emoval Matthew Hart "I read an inspector's report ab out the im m ig ra tio n d e tentio n centers. H ow lo n g d id you say th e y kept yo u in th a t place, Bee?" "T w o...

... of Bernard Mandeville, a Dutch physician who setded in England late in the seventeenth century. In 1705, he published The Grumbling Hive: or, Knaves Turn d Honest, a poem that tells how a large society of bees enjoys riches, luxury, knowl­ edge, and military power as long as it is populated by such vicious...

... Unlike the Ancients, the English poets of Dryden s gen­ eration managed to develop sweetness as a distinguishing mark from generic forms such as the dramatic. Dryden, in Book IV of his verse translation of Virgil s Georgies, uses the word sweet repeatedly to speak about the honey that the bees...

...: The Invention of the H uman (New York: Pen­ guin, 1998) 500-01. 2 1 am indebted to Elizabeth A. Walsh of the Folger Shakespeare Library for photocopies of pages of the Geneva and the Bishops Bibles. A POSSIBLE SOURCE FOR DRYDEN S BEE AND DRONE IMAGE IN THE PROLOGUE TO AM PH ITRYO N Writing in 1690 after...

... Mem phis Minnie's classic, "B um ble Bee" released in 1929. In this song Minnie proclaims, I got a bumble bee don't sting nobody but me And I tell the w orld he got all the stinger I need. And he makes better honey, any [s/c] bumble bee I ever seen And when he makes it lord, how he makes me scream.10...

... that is formed, however badly, by text a state decaying 88 English Language Notes through the transformation of the human word (115). The author carries on the theme of politics and culture in the chap­ ter that follows, this time turning to Mandeville s Fable ofthe Bees. The Glorious Revolution of 1688-89...

... offered by Thomas Cartwright in An hospitalI for the diseased (2-3). In Joyfull newes out o f the newfound world (London, 1580), Nicolás Minardes explains in clear terms the purpose of the chicken-cure with respect to venom of any kind: "Some there bee that doe sucke out the venom of the prickes...

... for heavy drinking was well established in England by a string of writers including Barnabe Rich in 1578 (“Goe to the dronken contries of Denmarke and Swethen ”), 42 Thomas Nashe in 1591 (“The Danes shall this yeere bee greatlye giuen to drincke”), 43 Ben Jonson in 1603 (“The Danes that drench...

...? that parchment, being scribbled o er, should undo a man? Some say the bee stings, but I say, tis the bee s wax; for I did but seal once to a thing, and I was never mine own man since. (4.2.78-83) Cade s critique of literacy as a means of juridical oppression begins with a truncated gradalio or climax33 through...

... mid us 7he wisliche [bee] awende |aet englise leoden (Durh weren ilerde. 7 he c[not]ten unwreih questiuns hotefs derne dijelne sse de[or]wuf>re is. 5 Æ lfric abbod we alquin hoteb, he was bocare 7 t>e [fif] bee wende, Genesis, Exodus, Vtronom ius, Numerus, Leuiticus, (3u[rh] beos weren ilærde ure...

... it fall, and die that night; It was the Plant, an d flowre o f light. In small proportions, we ju st beautie see: And in short measures, life may perfect bee. 70 The Counter-turne Call, noble Lucius, then for Wine, And let thy lookes with gladnesse shine: 75 ...

... of the founding of the dynasty in the abduction of Isabella Thwaites, are sufficiently obvious, but some are less so, such as the m ention of Romulus his Bee-like cell (40), which brings together the foundation of the empire with the primary subject of book 4 of the Georgies. I would also argue that the mix­...

... a substitution for Beaduw ulf referring to Beowulf s proficiency in war.14 K laeber com ­ pletely rejects L aistner s suggestion that Beowulf is related to an unattestecl form *bemoan to sweep. 15 Most oth er scholars, including Klaeber, have taken bee-wolf to m ean bear, and have exploited the nam e as one...

... of a drinking party which always delighted him, nor the bouquets of the rarest wines, nor the music of hymen though sweet with the honey of the queen bee and glorious like the songs of Solomon’s loves, no not for the virgin stars of the sky nor a brighter shining moon. ( RM , 111–12) So great is Big...

... see now than a kind of softness in every m an s mind, bees to make their hives in soldiers helmets, our steeds furnished with footcloths of gold ...

...: his executors with his goods founded and builded W hittington Colledge, with almes houses for 13. poore men, and diuinitie lectures to bee there read for euer. They repaired Saint Bartholomews Hospitall in Smithfield, they bare some charges to the glasing and pauing of the Guildhall: they bare hälfe...

... a rocke, who seemed n o t a little to bee grieved with that present mischaunce, but for al that of excellent courage . . . and looking downewarde, without mooving of her head, beholding a certaine youngman a good way off, the which was sore w ounded . . . (U nderdow ne Book I, 10) Not until several scenes...

... activates hardworking bees. It feeds the production of tangible takeaways like ideas for further exploration in research and writing for the next round of papers. I’ve learned over the years that instead of directing students elsewhere (wherever I planned to focus our discussion), often it is better...