Falling in Love
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His entirelength is supposed to have reached about a hundred feet (for no completeskeleton has ever been discovered), while in stature he appears to havestood some thirty feet high, or over. In any case, he was undoubtedly avery big animal indeed, for his thigh-bone alone measures eight feet, ortwo feet taller than that glory of contemporary civilisation, a BritishGrenadier. This, of course, implies a very decent total of height andsize; but our own sperm whale frequently attains a good length ...ofseventy feet, while the rorquals often run up to eighty, ninety, andeven a hundred feet. We are thus fairly entitled to say that we have atleast one species of animal now living which, occasionally at any rate, equals in size the very biggest and most colossal form knowninferentially to geological science. Indeed when we consider theextraordinary compactness and rotundity of the modern cetaceans, ascompared with the tall limbs and straggling skeleton of the hugeJurassic deinosaurs, I am inclined to believe that the tonnage of adecent modern rorqual must positively exceed that of the giganticAtlantosaurus, the great lizard of the west, _in propria persona_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His entirelength is supposed to have reached about a hundred feet (for no completeskeleton has ever been discovered), while in stature he appears to havestood some thirty feet high, or over. In any case, he was undoubtedly avery big animal indeed, for his thigh-bone alone measures eight feet, ortwo feet taller than that glory of contemporary civilisation, a BritishGrenadier. This, of course, implies a very decent total of height andsize; but our own sperm whale frequently attains a good length ...ofseventy feet, while the rorquals often run up to eighty, ninety, andeven a hundred feet. We are thus fairly entitled to say that we have atleast one species of animal now living which, occasionally at any rate, equals in size the very biggest and most colossal form knowninferentially to geological science. Indeed when we consider theextraordinary compactness and rotundity of the modern cetaceans, ascompared with the tall limbs and straggling skeleton of the hugeJurassic deinosaurs, I am inclined to believe that the tonnage of adecent modern rorqual must positively exceed that of the giganticAtlantosaurus, the great lizard of the west, _in propria persona_.
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