Chapters On Animals; Dogs, Cats And Horses
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41 ; # anywhere. When his inspection was over he slipped out of sight, having been perfectly inaudible from the begin- ning, so that a blind person could only have suspected his visit by that mysterious sense which makes the blind aware of the presence of another creature.
This little scene reveals one remarkable characteristic of the feline nature, the innate and exquisite refinement of its behaviour. It would be infinitely difificult, probably even impossible, to communicate a delicacy of thi...s kind to any animal by teaching. The cat is a creature of most refined and subtle perceptions naturally. Why should she tread so carefully .' It is not from fear of offending her master and incurring punishment, but because to do so is in con- formity with her own ideal of behaviour ; exactly as a lady would feel vexed with herself if she broke anything in her own drawing-room, though no one would blame her mal- adresse (awkwardness), and she would never feel the loss.
The contrast in this respect between cats and other ani- mals is very striking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 ; # anywhere. When his inspection was over he slipped out of sight, having been perfectly inaudible from the begin- ning, so that a blind person could only have suspected his visit by that mysterious sense which makes the blind aware of the presence of another creature.
This little scene reveals one remarkable characteristic of the feline nature, the innate and exquisite refinement of its behaviour. It would be infinitely difificult, probably even impossible, to communicate a delicacy of thi...s kind to any animal by teaching. The cat is a creature of most refined and subtle perceptions naturally. Why should she tread so carefully .' It is not from fear of offending her master and incurring punishment, but because to do so is in con- formity with her own ideal of behaviour ; exactly as a lady would feel vexed with herself if she broke anything in her own drawing-room, though no one would blame her mal- adresse (awkwardness), and she would never feel the loss.
The contrast in this respect between cats and other ani- mals is very striking.
What to read after Chapters On Animals; Dogs, Cats And Horses?
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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