Housefly, dangerous, IV, 645.
"The Eugenic Marriage, Volume I. (of IV.)" by W. Grant Hague, M.D.
Creepy animals are only too plentiful, the most objectionable at present is the common housefly which is a perfect plague.
"The Incomparable 29th and the "River Clyde"" by George Davidson
Note more than one hundred houseflies in the sleeping stage.
"Health Lessons" by Alvin Davison
The housefly in its relation to public health.
"Handbook of Medical Entomology" by William Albert Riley
Boys, girls, men, and women, both married and unmarried, were as promiscuous by night as houseflies are by day.
"The Brothers' War" by John Calvin Reed
They had more than once noticed some very small bees, hardly larger than houseflies, flitting among the flowers.
"The Girl Crusoes" by Mrs. Herbert Strang
It has been discovered recently that germs of infantile paralysis are conveyed by the housefly.
"Great Hike" by Alan Douglas
An inch-objective will show the head of an housefly, which in a bright light is a very beautiful object.
"Through a Microscope" by Samuel Wells
This Titanic war reduces me to the size and importance of a debilitated housefly.
"The Journal of a Disappointed Man" by Wilhelm Nero Pilate Barbellion
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The housefly is a fairly innocuous creature.
Housefly-sized surveillance craft, shape-changing 'chemical robots,' and tracking agents sprayed from the sky.
Houseflies do not sting of course, but their presence can actually be worse than that of wasps or bees.
This mess will lure houseflies and wasps .
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