Chamberss Miscellany of Instructive Entertaining Tracts volume 4
Chamberss Miscellany of Instructive Entertaining Tracts volume 4
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The nurse used, therefore, very frequently to take the child in its cradle and place it between its feet. This he at length became so much accustomed to, that he would never eat his food except when it was present. When the child slept, he used to drive off the flies with his proboscis ; and when it cried, he would move the cradle backwards and forwards, and thus rock it again to sleep. Nor will this instance of sagacious affection appear at ah 1 improbable to those who are acquainted with the ...thorough intimacy which generally subsists between the family of the Indian mahoud and his elephant, which may be said literally to live under the same roof, eat the same bread, and drink the same water.
We have seen how attached the Duke of Devonshire's elephant became to her keeper, crying after him when absent, and even refusing to be comforted. The same affection almost always subsists between the Indian mahoud and his charge. Nor is it at all sur- prising, seeing that he is ever with it, feeds it, cleans it, adorns and caresses it, with unfailing attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nurse used, therefore, very frequently to take the child in its cradle and place it between its feet. This he at length became so much accustomed to, that he would never eat his food except when it was present. When the child slept, he used to drive off the flies with his proboscis ; and when it cried, he would move the cradle backwards and forwards, and thus rock it again to sleep. Nor will this instance of sagacious affection appear at ah 1 improbable to those who are acquainted with the ...thorough intimacy which generally subsists between the family of the Indian mahoud and his elephant, which may be said literally to live under the same roof, eat the same bread, and drink the same water.
We have seen how attached the Duke of Devonshire's elephant became to her keeper, crying after him when absent, and even refusing to be comforted. The same affection almost always subsists between the Indian mahoud and his charge. Nor is it at all sur- prising, seeing that he is ever with it, feeds it, cleans it, adorns and caresses it, with unfailing attention.
What to read after Chamberss Miscellany of Instructive Entertaining Tracts volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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