A Cat Named Darwin
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Inventory in England SUMMER WAS NOW DRAWING to a close, and I received a ten-day assignment to cover a wildlife film symposium in England. Ten days is a relatively minor trip, and in the past I had simply gone off. Now, to my consternation, the matter of Darwin's welfare came to mind. And it came to mind again and again. I could not enter a private thought without Darwin creeping in a few minutes later, gazing up at me with a kink of expectation in his tail and that earnest, guileless calm in hi...s stare. He now depended on me for food, and whether I liked it or not, I could not flick away the notion that I was obligated. As if to underscore the point, he began following me across the street to my friend Doug's flat, an act whose significance I could not ignore. By following me, Darwin was leaving his territory and entering enemy ground, and this meant he was depending on me for protection. I had, in Darwin's eyes, become his mommy. Not his daddy, because male cats do not participate in the rearing of their young, but his mommy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inventory in England SUMMER WAS NOW DRAWING to a close, and I received a ten-day assignment to cover a wildlife film symposium in England. Ten days is a relatively minor trip, and in the past I had simply gone off. Now, to my consternation, the matter of Darwin's welfare came to mind. And it came to mind again and again. I could not enter a private thought without Darwin creeping in a few minutes later, gazing up at me with a kink of expectation in his tail and that earnest, guileless calm in hi...s stare. He now depended on me for food, and whether I liked it or not, I could not flick away the notion that I was obligated. As if to underscore the point, he began following me across the street to my friend Doug's flat, an act whose significance I could not ignore. By following me, Darwin was leaving his territory and entering enemy ground, and this meant he was depending on me for protection. I had, in Darwin's eyes, become his mommy. Not his daddy, because male cats do not participate in the rearing of their young, but his mommy.
What to read after A Cat Named Darwin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jerdan to read onlineMoreLess
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