Chapters On Animals
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I have never been able to discover any reason for this except a traditional custom. The oxen are in this case used in a poorer, and the horses in a richer district ; but it would be unsafe to draw any general inference from that, as it happens sometimes that a comparatively wealthy country will use oxen, whilst a poorer one will be as faithful to horses as are the inhabitants of gold- accumulating Manchester or Middlesex.
These animals, though not of quick intelligence, are very easily educated.... To break in one of them the farmer simply takes and yokes him wilh one which has seen a year or two of service. The novice requires special attention during the first day or two, but he gradually gets accustomed to his duty, and comes to understand the various signs and sounds by which the will of his master is communicated to him. As his temper is usually equable, it is not so much any active vice that has to be overcome as a certain slowness of understanding. I had almost written 'stupidity,' but that would be scarcely just The ox is not really stupid, but he has Saxon slowness, which is a different thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have never been able to discover any reason for this except a traditional custom. The oxen are in this case used in a poorer, and the horses in a richer district ; but it would be unsafe to draw any general inference from that, as it happens sometimes that a comparatively wealthy country will use oxen, whilst a poorer one will be as faithful to horses as are the inhabitants of gold- accumulating Manchester or Middlesex.
These animals, though not of quick intelligence, are very easily educated.... To break in one of them the farmer simply takes and yokes him wilh one which has seen a year or two of service. The novice requires special attention during the first day or two, but he gradually gets accustomed to his duty, and comes to understand the various signs and sounds by which the will of his master is communicated to him. As his temper is usually equable, it is not so much any active vice that has to be overcome as a certain slowness of understanding. I had almost written 'stupidity,' but that would be scarcely just The ox is not really stupid, but he has Saxon slowness, which is a different thing.
What to read after Chapters On Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gilbert Hamerton to read onlineMoreLess
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