Ceylon
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He would build a shelter over the paralyzed beast, and supply it with food and water till it died, after days of agony, and consider that he had won merit by his kindness !
Bullocks may often be seen in Ceylon branded in a way which would not be tolerated for one moment in England, elaborate patterns having been burnt all over them with hot irons. In most cases this is done in the belief that it is the cure for rheumatic or other ailments from which the animals were suffering. The natives of Ce...ylon are not more cruel or callous than, for instance, Italian or Spanish peasants, who, if remonstrated with for cruelly beating their mules or other beasts, would exclaim in surprise : " What would you? they are unbaptized things!" As regards the charge of laziness brought against the natives, it is true enough that they have a proverb which says, " It is better to walk than to run, to sit down than to walk, and, best of all, to go to sleep !" Some allowance should, however, be made for the 24 PUB!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would build a shelter over the paralyzed beast, and supply it with food and water till it died, after days of agony, and consider that he had won merit by his kindness !
Bullocks may often be seen in Ceylon branded in a way which would not be tolerated for one moment in England, elaborate patterns having been burnt all over them with hot irons. In most cases this is done in the belief that it is the cure for rheumatic or other ailments from which the animals were suffering. The natives of Ce...ylon are not more cruel or callous than, for instance, Italian or Spanish peasants, who, if remonstrated with for cruelly beating their mules or other beasts, would exclaim in surprise : " What would you? they are unbaptized things!" As regards the charge of laziness brought against the natives, it is true enough that they have a proverb which says, " It is better to walk than to run, to sit down than to walk, and, best of all, to go to sleep !" Some allowance should, however, be made for the 24 PUB!
What to read after Ceylon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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