Camps And Trails in China
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Hotenfa, one of our Mosos, owned a good pack and we allcame to love its big red leader. This fine dog could be depended upon todig out game if there was any in the mountains, but his life with us wasshort for he was killed by our first serow. Hotenfa was inconsolable andthe tears he shed were in sincere sorrow for the loss of a faithful friend.
Almost every family owns a dog. Some of those we saw while passing throughChinese villages were nauseating in their unsightliness, for at leastthirty pe...r cent of them were more or less diseased. Barely able to walk, they would stagger across the street or lie in the gutter in indescribablefilth. One longed to put them out of their misery with a bullet but, although they seemed to belong to nobody, if one was killed an ownerappeared like magic to quarrel over the damages.
The dogs of the non-Chinese tribes were in fairly good condition and thereseemed to be comparatively little disease among them. Our hunters treatedtheir hounds kindly and fed them well, but the animals themselves, althoughloyal to their masters, manifested but little affection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hotenfa, one of our Mosos, owned a good pack and we allcame to love its big red leader. This fine dog could be depended upon todig out game if there was any in the mountains, but his life with us wasshort for he was killed by our first serow. Hotenfa was inconsolable andthe tears he shed were in sincere sorrow for the loss of a faithful friend.
Almost every family owns a dog. Some of those we saw while passing throughChinese villages were nauseating in their unsightliness, for at leastthirty pe...r cent of them were more or less diseased. Barely able to walk, they would stagger across the street or lie in the gutter in indescribablefilth. One longed to put them out of their misery with a bullet but, although they seemed to belong to nobody, if one was killed an ownerappeared like magic to quarrel over the damages.
The dogs of the non-Chinese tribes were in fairly good condition and thereseemed to be comparatively little disease among them. Our hunters treatedtheir hounds kindly and fed them well, but the animals themselves, althoughloyal to their masters, manifested but little affection.
What to read after Camps And Trails in China?
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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