Agriculture for Schools of the Pacific Slope
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Few animals respond as quickly and intelligently to kind treatment as does the horse, and so little de- serve the ill treat- ment they so fre- quently undergo.
The most ''vi- cious'' horses can be made gentle by kindness; even the ''bucking broncho" (figure 190) can be thus FiQ. 190. — Bucking broncho. Subdued by a person having both patience and good will. ' - v Digitized by Google FARM ANIMALS 383 The asSy don- key, or burro, as it is commonly called in the West, is still foimd wild in Centra...l Asia ( 191), but has b mesticated frc eariiest times. ' small in size, 1 can carry heavj Fig. 192. — Mules.
Fig. 191. — Wild ass.
long distances, and can live on feed that horses would scorn. The mule (figure 192), a hybrid be- tween the horse and ass, has the hardiness of the ass and its long ears, and is much prized for hard steady work of all kinds.
The mule is very intelligent, and is sure-footed on moun- tain roads where most horses would break their own and their riders' necks.
But mules v/iU kick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Few animals respond as quickly and intelligently to kind treatment as does the horse, and so little de- serve the ill treat- ment they so fre- quently undergo.
The most ''vi- cious'' horses can be made gentle by kindness; even the ''bucking broncho" (figure 190) can be thus FiQ. 190. — Bucking broncho. Subdued by a person having both patience and good will. ' - v Digitized by Google FARM ANIMALS 383 The asSy don- key, or burro, as it is commonly called in the West, is still foimd wild in Centra...l Asia ( 191), but has b mesticated frc eariiest times. ' small in size, 1 can carry heavj Fig. 192. — Mules.
Fig. 191. — Wild ass.
long distances, and can live on feed that horses would scorn. The mule (figure 192), a hybrid be- tween the horse and ass, has the hardiness of the ass and its long ears, and is much prized for hard steady work of all kinds.
The mule is very intelligent, and is sure-footed on moun- tain roads where most horses would break their own and their riders' necks.
But mules v/iU kick.
What to read after Agriculture for Schools of the Pacific Slope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilgard, Eugene W. (Eugene Woldemar), 1833-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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