First Days in India
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A mon- goose — an animal like a weasel, but larger — will fight, and almost invariably kill, a snake if the mongoose is itself in danger; but the idea that these animals will hunt snakes and will soon rid a locality of them is false. The most dangerous of the larger animals are the tiger and the leopard.
Elephants kill a few people, but very few in comparison with the animals just named.
Goats and chickens are an accompani- ment of a farm. Geese and ducks are hardly so common. Peacocks and phea...sants are frequently found in a wild state. Swine are seen in many places. It is easy to abstain from eating pork in India after one S3 FIRST DAYS IN INDIA has seen a drove of Indian hogs. They resemble the worst of the proverbial razor backs of the United States. A fat hog seems never to have been thought of. I suppose they stand the heat well, certainly no surplus fat makes them suffer.
84 A DAY WITH MY STUDENTS One who comes from America to teach in any Indian college is at first struck by those things that differ from that to which he has been accustomed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mon- goose — an animal like a weasel, but larger — will fight, and almost invariably kill, a snake if the mongoose is itself in danger; but the idea that these animals will hunt snakes and will soon rid a locality of them is false. The most dangerous of the larger animals are the tiger and the leopard.
Elephants kill a few people, but very few in comparison with the animals just named.
Goats and chickens are an accompani- ment of a farm. Geese and ducks are hardly so common. Peacocks and phea...sants are frequently found in a wild state. Swine are seen in many places. It is easy to abstain from eating pork in India after one S3 FIRST DAYS IN INDIA has seen a drove of Indian hogs. They resemble the worst of the proverbial razor backs of the United States. A fat hog seems never to have been thought of. I suppose they stand the heat well, certainly no surplus fat makes them suffer.
84 A DAY WITH MY STUDENTS One who comes from America to teach in any Indian college is at first struck by those things that differ from that to which he has been accustomed.
What to read after First Days in India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boggess, Arthur Clinton. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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