He concludes his letter by informing us--

"As it is, I am very desirous of making it known to our continental

and American friends that these letters [in _The Times_] do not convey

an adequate idea of the amount of knowledge of the subject possessed

by British bee-masters."

His letter, he reiterates, was written for the American market. I

only hope they will not suppose that his crotchets are the measure of

the amount of knowledge possessed or of the affection felt by English

bee-masters.

If in his next he will mix a little honey with his ink, and eat a

little at breakfast, he will do greater justice to himself.

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