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in pots, both pot and plant can be conveniently set 

 standing in a large breeding-cage until the perfect 

 insects have been bred." * 



In concluding this chapter, I have only to remind 

 the tyro of the importance and necessity of diligence 

 and perseverance. He must be Argus-eyed, ever- 

 watchful, and acquire a habit of observation and quick- 

 ness of reasoning upon any facts that may present 

 themselves to him (and of which he may not previously 

 have any knowledge), while practically pursuing the 

 enchanting science of Entomology. 



* Natural History Review, Vol. II. Proceedings of Societies, 

 p. 107. 



