Health And Its Conditions
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opens its eyes with a vacant stare, stretches its necic, perhaps shakes its bill once or twice, or smooths down the feathers upon its shoulders, and then relapses into its former apathy. At the same time it seems to perceive impressions on its senses or skin, and responds to them by slight movements. It may even follow a light with its eyes. The bird from which the little brain has been removed, on the other hand (see Fig. 24), is in a constant state of agitation.
It is easily terrified, and en...deavours frequently, and with violent struggles, to escape the notice of those who are watching it, but its movements are sprawling and unnatural, and are evidently no Longer under the control of the will. It is incapable of assuming or retaining afly natural position ; but its legs and wings are alniost ■ constantly agitated with irregular and ineffectual struggles. The little brain, therefore, seems to act something like the part of a regulating wheel to an engine, in respect to the larger brain behind which it lies concealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
opens its eyes with a vacant stare, stretches its necic, perhaps shakes its bill once or twice, or smooths down the feathers upon its shoulders, and then relapses into its former apathy. At the same time it seems to perceive impressions on its senses or skin, and responds to them by slight movements. It may even follow a light with its eyes. The bird from which the little brain has been removed, on the other hand (see Fig. 24), is in a constant state of agitation.
It is easily terrified, and en...deavours frequently, and with violent struggles, to escape the notice of those who are watching it, but its movements are sprawling and unnatural, and are evidently no Longer under the control of the will. It is incapable of assuming or retaining afly natural position ; but its legs and wings are alniost ■ constantly agitated with irregular and ineffectual struggles. The little brain, therefore, seems to act something like the part of a regulating wheel to an engine, in respect to the larger brain behind which it lies concealed.
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