| "A lively ant." | |
| "And what of the fusca ant males?" | |
| "From that moment on, the fate of the captured black-ant nestlings was sealed. " | |
| "God... is an ant. "God's a bee. | |
| "He took ant-poison!" | |
| "A lively ant." | |
| "And what of the fusca ant males?" | |
| "From that moment on, the fate of the captured black-ant nestlings was sealed. " | |
| "God... is an ant. "God's a bee. | |
| "He took ant-poison!" | |
| ! Wretched horrible ants! | |
| "15 yards from their own citadel, the red ants stopped, regrouped, then descended upon an unsuspecting nest of black ants, the Formica fusca. " | |
| "3:00 a.m., planted ants." | |
| "A piece of bone is protruding from the mangled leg,... "and it's covered with earth and ants. | |
| "All the ants in the prison came to this one boy's cell | |
| ! Wretched horrible ants! | |
| "15 yards from their own citadel, the red ants stopped, regrouped, then descended upon an unsuspecting nest of black ants, the Formica fusca. " | |
| "3:00 a.m., planted ants." | |
| "A piece of bone is protruding from the mangled leg,... "and it's covered with earth and ants. | |
| "All the ants in the prison came to this one boy's cell | |
| - I already anted. | |
| - You just anted an excuse to buy a wig. - I could grow this at any time. | |
| He could only know that I w anted to c ho p off Mr. Park's hand by putting a bu g on us. | |
| I should not have anted with my blood. | |
| I'm anted up. | |
| All the Moros wear anting-anting to protect them. | |
| And I will keep w anting to, but really south. | |
| Anting-anting. | |
| I am not afraid of death, either, yet you see I wear an anting-anting, too. | |
| I've got anting-anting. | |
| - I already anted. | |
| - You just anted an excuse to buy a wig. - I could grow this at any time. | |
| He could only know that I w anted to c ho p off Mr. Park's hand by putting a bu g on us. | |
| I should not have anted with my blood. | |
| I'm anted up. | |
| All the Moros wear anting-anting to protect them. | |
| And I will keep w anting to, but really south. | |
| Anting-anting. | |
| I am not afraid of death, either, yet you see I wear an anting-anting, too. | |
| I've got anting-anting. | |
