Longmans' Object Lessons : Hints On Preparing And Giving Them With Full Notes of Complete Courses of Lessons of Elementary Science
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The wolf is about 2^ feet high at the shoulder, and about 35 feet long from the muzzle to the root The Wolf and tlic Jackal 97 of the tail. Show these measurements, and compare the wolf in size to a St. Bernard or big Newfoundland dog. The tail (which is bushy like a collie's) is about i^ foot long.
Structure. — The muzzle also resembles a collie's.
The ears are pointed and upright.
The eyes are set slantingly.
The teeth are like a dog's. The bite of the wolf differs from that of the cat tribe.... The lion and the tiger seize their prey and then drag it to the ground. The wolf is not strong enough for this, so it gives a large number of sharp, quick, snapping bites, the teeth meeting each time in the flesh. In this way the animal attacked soon falls from loss of blood.
TIabits. — By reference to a fo.x-hunt elicit that dogs chase their prey in packs. Wolves do the same. Hardly any crea- ture is too large for them to attack. Going at a long, swinging gallop they will follow for hours the creature they have chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wolf is about 2^ feet high at the shoulder, and about 35 feet long from the muzzle to the root The Wolf and tlic Jackal 97 of the tail. Show these measurements, and compare the wolf in size to a St. Bernard or big Newfoundland dog. The tail (which is bushy like a collie's) is about i^ foot long.
Structure. — The muzzle also resembles a collie's.
The ears are pointed and upright.
The eyes are set slantingly.
The teeth are like a dog's. The bite of the wolf differs from that of the cat tribe.... The lion and the tiger seize their prey and then drag it to the ground. The wolf is not strong enough for this, so it gives a large number of sharp, quick, snapping bites, the teeth meeting each time in the flesh. In this way the animal attacked soon falls from loss of blood.
TIabits. — By reference to a fo.x-hunt elicit that dogs chase their prey in packs. Wolves do the same. Hardly any crea- ture is too large for them to attack. Going at a long, swinging gallop they will follow for hours the creature they have chosen.
What to read after Longmans' Object Lessons : Hints On Preparing And Giving Them With Full Notes of Complete Courses of Lessons of Elementary Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David S. Salmond to read onlineMoreLess
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