Journeys Through Bookland volume 3
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Rice, guavas, maize, and corn he ate readily--washing it down, as Jack expressed it, withsmall pebbles, to the great surprise of Franz, to whom I explainedthat the ostrich was merely following the instinct common to allbirds; that he required these pebbles to digest his food, just assmaller birds require gravel.
After a month of careful training, our captive would trot, gallop, obey the sound of our voice, feed from our hand; and, in fact, showedhimself perfectly docile. Now our ingenuity was t...axed to the utmost. How were we to saddle and bridle a bird? First, for a bit for hisbeak. Vague ideas passed through my mind, but every one I was obligedto reject.
[Illustration JACK AND THE OSTRICH] A plan at length occurred to me. I recollected the effect of light andits absence upon the ostrich, how his movements were checked by suddendarkness, and how, with the light, power returned to his limbs.
I immediately constructed a leathern hood, to reach from the neck tothe beak, cutting holes in it for the eyes and ears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rice, guavas, maize, and corn he ate readily--washing it down, as Jack expressed it, withsmall pebbles, to the great surprise of Franz, to whom I explainedthat the ostrich was merely following the instinct common to allbirds; that he required these pebbles to digest his food, just assmaller birds require gravel.
After a month of careful training, our captive would trot, gallop, obey the sound of our voice, feed from our hand; and, in fact, showedhimself perfectly docile. Now our ingenuity was t...axed to the utmost. How were we to saddle and bridle a bird? First, for a bit for hisbeak. Vague ideas passed through my mind, but every one I was obligedto reject.
[Illustration JACK AND THE OSTRICH] A plan at length occurred to me. I recollected the effect of light andits absence upon the ostrich, how his movements were checked by suddendarkness, and how, with the light, power returned to his limbs.
I immediately constructed a leathern hood, to reach from the neck tothe beak, cutting holes in it for the eyes and ears.
What to read after Journeys Through Bookland volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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