Across Mongolian Plains
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After half an hour my ponywas gasping for breath, and I changed to Yvette's chestnut stallion. The Mongol joined me and we had another run, but we might have beenpursuing a streak of shifting sunlight. Finally we had to give it upand watch the tiny thing bob away toward its mother, who wascircling about in the distance.
There were half a dozen other fawns upon the plain, but they alltreated us alike and my wife's hat was empty when we returned tocamp. These antelope probably had been born not m...ore than two orthree days before we found them. Later, after a chase of more than amile, we caught one which was only a few hours old. Had it notinjured itself when dodging between my pony's legs we could neverhave secured it at all.
Thus, nature, in the great scheme of life, has provided for herantelope children by blessing them with undreamed-of speed and onlyduring the first days of babyhood could a wolf catch them on theopen plain. When they are from two to three weeks old they run withthe females in herds of six or eight, and you cannot imagine what apretty sight it is to see the little fellows skimming like tiny, brown chickens beside their mothers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After half an hour my ponywas gasping for breath, and I changed to Yvette's chestnut stallion. The Mongol joined me and we had another run, but we might have beenpursuing a streak of shifting sunlight. Finally we had to give it upand watch the tiny thing bob away toward its mother, who wascircling about in the distance.
There were half a dozen other fawns upon the plain, but they alltreated us alike and my wife's hat was empty when we returned tocamp. These antelope probably had been born not m...ore than two orthree days before we found them. Later, after a chase of more than amile, we caught one which was only a few hours old. Had it notinjured itself when dodging between my pony's legs we could neverhave secured it at all.
Thus, nature, in the great scheme of life, has provided for herantelope children by blessing them with undreamed-of speed and onlyduring the first days of babyhood could a wolf catch them on theopen plain. When they are from two to three weeks old they run withthe females in herds of six or eight, and you cannot imagine what apretty sight it is to see the little fellows skimming like tiny, brown chickens beside their mothers.
What to read after Across Mongolian Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Roy Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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