Anecdotes of Dogs
Anecdotes of Dogs
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They are, however, to be found of ayellowish or sandy hue, brindled, or even white. In former times, aswill be seen from Lord Falkland's letter quoted above, this lattercolour was by many preferred. It is described as a stately, majesticanimal, extremely good-tempered and quiet in his disposition, unlesswhen irritated or excited, when he becomes furious; and is, inconsequence of his tremendous strength, a truly formidable animal. " Goldsmith asserts that he had seen a dozen of these dogs, and i...nformsus "that the largest was about four feet high, or as tall as a calf ofa year old. They are generally of a white or cinnamon colour, and morerobust than the greyhound--their aspect mild, and their dispositiongentle and peaceable. It is said that their strength is so great, thatin combat the mastiff or bull-dog is far from equal to them. Theycommonly seize their antagonists by the back and shake them to death. These dogs were never serviceable for hunting, either the stag, thefox, or the hare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are, however, to be found of ayellowish or sandy hue, brindled, or even white. In former times, aswill be seen from Lord Falkland's letter quoted above, this lattercolour was by many preferred. It is described as a stately, majesticanimal, extremely good-tempered and quiet in his disposition, unlesswhen irritated or excited, when he becomes furious; and is, inconsequence of his tremendous strength, a truly formidable animal. " Goldsmith asserts that he had seen a dozen of these dogs, and i...nformsus "that the largest was about four feet high, or as tall as a calf ofa year old. They are generally of a white or cinnamon colour, and morerobust than the greyhound--their aspect mild, and their dispositiongentle and peaceable. It is said that their strength is so great, thatin combat the mastiff or bull-dog is far from equal to them. Theycommonly seize their antagonists by the back and shake them to death. These dogs were never serviceable for hunting, either the stag, thefox, or the hare.
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