The Passing of the Pink Elephant a Text book of Psychopathic Zoology
The Passing of the Pink Elephant a Text book of Psychopathic Zoology
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It has six legs, two tails, the head of a sea-horse (enlarged 750, 000 diameters), wide handle bars like Highland cattle, is spotted like a leopard, and has the poetic expression of a water puppy.
It is always trying to walk through itself, the back and middle legs making a vain effort to catch up with the front ones. The medial pair have evidently been evolved to prevent abdominal sagging.
Specimens found depicted in the ruins of Thebes, Babylon, Sarnac and Yucatan. Claimed to have been seen f...requently by Cleopatra, Nero, Nebuchadnezzar, and Ananias.
Its webbed fins or wings are geared so high that the sprungleboo can hover or float in the air for hours at a time, by keeping them vibrating rapidly, like a humming bird.
The two tails are sometimes seen tied in a neat bow, as if the creature were trying to tidy itself up.
30 THE WOBBLSKAPFF OR SQUARE SNAKE (Anguis Rectangularius Rheumaticus) THIS fascinating organism flourishes in the tropics, the natural habitat of reptiles.
It marks a transitional step in evolution from fish to saurian, the rudimentary flappers showing unmistakable evidence of marine ancestry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has six legs, two tails, the head of a sea-horse (enlarged 750, 000 diameters), wide handle bars like Highland cattle, is spotted like a leopard, and has the poetic expression of a water puppy.
It is always trying to walk through itself, the back and middle legs making a vain effort to catch up with the front ones. The medial pair have evidently been evolved to prevent abdominal sagging.
Specimens found depicted in the ruins of Thebes, Babylon, Sarnac and Yucatan. Claimed to have been seen f...requently by Cleopatra, Nero, Nebuchadnezzar, and Ananias.
Its webbed fins or wings are geared so high that the sprungleboo can hover or float in the air for hours at a time, by keeping them vibrating rapidly, like a humming bird.
The two tails are sometimes seen tied in a neat bow, as if the creature were trying to tidy itself up.
30 THE WOBBLSKAPFF OR SQUARE SNAKE (Anguis Rectangularius Rheumaticus) THIS fascinating organism flourishes in the tropics, the natural habitat of reptiles.
It marks a transitional step in evolution from fish to saurian, the rudimentary flappers showing unmistakable evidence of marine ancestry.
What to read after The Passing of the Pink Elephant a Text book of Psychopathic Zoology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Vincent Waddy to read onlineMoreLess
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