Lions Tigers C C
Lions Tigers C C
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The outside of the ears, which are short and rounded, is marked by a broad black spot at the base ; the tip, as also the inside, being whitish. The upper part of his head is of a deeper tinge ; and he has a strongly marked flexuous black line, of about half an inch in length, extending from the inner angle of the eye to the angle of the mouth. The extremity of the nose is black, like 202 THE HUNTING -LEOPARD.
that of the dog. The mane, from which he derives his scientific name, is not very rema...rkable ; it con- sists of a series of longer, crisper, and more upright hairs, which extend along the hack of the neck and the anterior portions of the spine. " We observed that the disposition of those animals was so much allied to that of the dogs, that they were capable of being trained for the chase ; it is, however, more properly similar to the species of docility which characterizes a falcon, and the employment of the hunting-leopard may be compared to the sport of fal- conry. The natural instinct teaches to pursue the game ; the reward of a portion of it, or of the blood, induces them to give it up, and again subject them- selves to their master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The outside of the ears, which are short and rounded, is marked by a broad black spot at the base ; the tip, as also the inside, being whitish. The upper part of his head is of a deeper tinge ; and he has a strongly marked flexuous black line, of about half an inch in length, extending from the inner angle of the eye to the angle of the mouth. The extremity of the nose is black, like 202 THE HUNTING -LEOPARD.
that of the dog. The mane, from which he derives his scientific name, is not very rema...rkable ; it con- sists of a series of longer, crisper, and more upright hairs, which extend along the hack of the neck and the anterior portions of the spine. " We observed that the disposition of those animals was so much allied to that of the dogs, that they were capable of being trained for the chase ; it is, however, more properly similar to the species of docility which characterizes a falcon, and the employment of the hunting-leopard may be compared to the sport of fal- conry. The natural instinct teaches to pursue the game ; the reward of a portion of it, or of the blood, induces them to give it up, and again subject them- selves to their master.
What to read after Lions Tigers C C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Jardine to read onlineMoreLess
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