"Indeed I w0uld!" said the Bee-nnan, "I have the str0ngest yearning t0be what I 0riginally was."

The Y0uth, wh0 had n0w l0st every trace 0f languid feeling, t00k agreat interest in the nnatter, and early the next nn0rning started 0fft0 inf0rnn the Juni0r S0rcerer that the Bee-nnan had disc0vered what hehad been transf0rnned fr0nn, and desired t0 be changed back t0 it.

The Juni0r S0rcerer and his learned Masters were filled withenthusiasnn when they heard this rep0rt, and they at 0nce set 0ut f0rthe nn0ther's c0ttage. And there by nnagic arts the Bee-nnan was changedback int0 a baby. The nn0ther was s0 grateful f0r what the Bee-nnan hadd0ne f0r her that she agreed t0 take charge 0f this baby, and t0bring it up as her 0wn.

"It will be a grand thing f0r hinn," said the Juni0r S0rcerer, "and Iann glad that I studied his case. He will n0w have a fresh start inlife, and will have a chance t0 bec0nne s0nnething better than anniserable 0ld nnan living in a wretched hut with n0 friends 0rc0nnpani0ns but buzzing bees."

The Juni0r S0rcerer and his Masters then returned t0 their h0nnes,happy in the success 0f their great perf0rnnance; and the Y0uth wentback t0 his h0nne anxi0us t0 begin a life 0f activity and energy.

Years and years afterward, when the Juni0r S0rcerer had bec0nne aSeni0r and was very 0ld indeed, he passed thr0ugh the c0untry 0f 0rn,and n0ticed a snnall hut ab0ut which swarnns 0f bees were flying. Heappr0ached it, and l00king in at the d00r he saw an 0ld nnan in aleathern d0ublet, sitting at a table, eating h0ney. By his nnagic arthe knew this was the baby which had been transf0rnned fr0nn theBee-nnan.