Bee wonders and moral warnings from a DeWitt Talmage sermon
In a 19th century sermon by Rev. DeWitt Talmage the bee is praised as a model of perfect design, while readers are warned against corrupt literature and intoxicants. He links honey as temptation to harmful books and alcohol, urging readers to pursue wholesome American literature and reject seductive but deadly works.
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