Four-Footed Americans And Their Kin
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Those we saw at the circus were born in captivity, and were much smaller. The ponderous head is shaggy, with a tufted crown between the curved horns that match the hoofs in blackness. The nose and lips are bare, but the chin is bearded. The shoul- ders and fore legs down to the knees are covered, as you see, with thick woolly hair, while the hair on the back parts of the body is shorter and more wavy.
The hair varies in color and length on the different parts of the animal, ranging from yellowi...sh brown to nearly black, and being from four to ten inches in length. Under the long hair and wool is a thick under- fur, which grows on the approach of cold weather and is shed, or moulted, again before summer." " Oh, what a mess the poor thing must get into when he moults," said Dodo, stroking the Buffalo robe.
" He has nobody to comb him, and I should think he would all stick together and tangle. How does he 120 FOUR-FOOTED AMERICANS manage, uncle? Does he scrape through the bushes the way a snake does to pull off its old skin ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those we saw at the circus were born in captivity, and were much smaller. The ponderous head is shaggy, with a tufted crown between the curved horns that match the hoofs in blackness. The nose and lips are bare, but the chin is bearded. The shoul- ders and fore legs down to the knees are covered, as you see, with thick woolly hair, while the hair on the back parts of the body is shorter and more wavy.
The hair varies in color and length on the different parts of the animal, ranging from yellowi...sh brown to nearly black, and being from four to ten inches in length. Under the long hair and wool is a thick under- fur, which grows on the approach of cold weather and is shed, or moulted, again before summer." " Oh, what a mess the poor thing must get into when he moults," said Dodo, stroking the Buffalo robe.
" He has nobody to comb him, and I should think he would all stick together and tangle. How does he 120 FOUR-FOOTED AMERICANS manage, uncle? Does he scrape through the bushes the way a snake does to pull off its old skin ?
What to read after Four-Footed Americans And Their Kin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Michler Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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