A Hind in Richmond Park
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Years later, and not long ago, I witnessed a similar demonstration on the part of two wolves in a cage, one, if not both, the Canadian timber wolf, the biggest of all the wolves. They became extremely excited at the presence of a child who came close to the bars, their tongues lolling out, and straining as if to get out and caress the child with their tongues.
Here is an account of a similar incident from Australia : The writer went with his wife and two little children, aged two and four, to t...he Royal Park at Melbourne, where the wild animals are kept. There they came upon a cage with four wolves lying stretched on the ground. These took no notice of the writer, his wife and elder child; but the moment the younger one toddled up they sprang simultaneously to their feet and made for the corner of the cage nearest her. Not content with this, two of the largest stood on their hind feet and pressed themselves hard WOLF-CHILDREN 99 against the cage, pushing their forepaws through the bars towards the child as though to get near her, wagging their tails and bark- ing frantically the whole time, their eyes riveted on her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Years later, and not long ago, I witnessed a similar demonstration on the part of two wolves in a cage, one, if not both, the Canadian timber wolf, the biggest of all the wolves. They became extremely excited at the presence of a child who came close to the bars, their tongues lolling out, and straining as if to get out and caress the child with their tongues.
Here is an account of a similar incident from Australia : The writer went with his wife and two little children, aged two and four, to t...he Royal Park at Melbourne, where the wild animals are kept. There they came upon a cage with four wolves lying stretched on the ground. These took no notice of the writer, his wife and elder child; but the moment the younger one toddled up they sprang simultaneously to their feet and made for the corner of the cage nearest her. Not content with this, two of the largest stood on their hind feet and pressed themselves hard WOLF-CHILDREN 99 against the cage, pushing their forepaws through the bars towards the child as though to get near her, wagging their tails and bark- ing frantically the whole time, their eyes riveted on her.
What to read after A Hind in Richmond Park?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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