Cassells Natural History volume 2
Cassells Natural History volume 2
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He succumbed to the intensity of his feelings, thereby showing himself to be superior in one of the highest and grandest of qualities to by far the greater proportion of the human race. How many men, or even women, of one's own acquaintance, are capable of dying of joy 1 But there is a dark side to this picture. A very large proportion of Dogs possess but little of this virtue of fidelity, but have greatly developed the contrary vice of extreme fickleness. They will change masters without the s...lightest objection, and be " off with the old love and on with the new " absolutely without a pang. Froissart, the chronicler, tells a curious tale respecting the treachery of Richard II. 's Dog, " a Grayhounde, called Mithe, who always wayted upon the kynge, and woulde knowe no man els. For where so ever the kynge did ryde, he that kept the Grayhounde dyd lette him lose, and he wolde streyght runne to the kynge, and faune uppon hym, and leape with his fore A DOG'S RESPECT FOB AGE.
125 fete uppon the kynge's shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He succumbed to the intensity of his feelings, thereby showing himself to be superior in one of the highest and grandest of qualities to by far the greater proportion of the human race. How many men, or even women, of one's own acquaintance, are capable of dying of joy 1 But there is a dark side to this picture. A very large proportion of Dogs possess but little of this virtue of fidelity, but have greatly developed the contrary vice of extreme fickleness. They will change masters without the s...lightest objection, and be " off with the old love and on with the new " absolutely without a pang. Froissart, the chronicler, tells a curious tale respecting the treachery of Richard II. 's Dog, " a Grayhounde, called Mithe, who always wayted upon the kynge, and woulde knowe no man els. For where so ever the kynge did ryde, he that kept the Grayhounde dyd lette him lose, and he wolde streyght runne to the kynge, and faune uppon hym, and leape with his fore A DOG'S RESPECT FOB AGE.
125 fete uppon the kynge's shoulders.
What to read after Cassells Natural History volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Martin Peter Martin Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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