Marocco And the Moors Being An Account of Travels With a General Description O
Marocco And the Moors Being An Account of Travels With a General Description O
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It is trained to live on camel's milk and dates, but sometimes, as it appears, on milk altogether; and the effect of this diet is to impart extraordinary speed and endurance. If the desert horse is brought north into Marocco, and is put on ordinary provender, its spare, grey, hound-like frame soon fills out, and much of its great speed is lost. But these swift horses, unlike the swift camels, require much attention. They cannot, in fact, travel without their nurses. Each horse requires a pair o...f oamels to supply it with milk. Here is a hint DOMESTIC ANIMALS, ETC. 291 ior Xewmarket ! Let a thorough-bred horse, from the time of weaning, be fed entirely on cow's milk in default of camel's milk, and let it con- tend for the prize with its oat and bean-fed brethren I Other desert horses live like their owners when travelling — almost entirely on dates.
But the ordinary horse of Marocco has nothing wonderful about it. It is small and not always a well-bred animal. It has endurance and fair speed, and its performances in the Moorish cavalry exer- cises prove it to be docile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is trained to live on camel's milk and dates, but sometimes, as it appears, on milk altogether; and the effect of this diet is to impart extraordinary speed and endurance. If the desert horse is brought north into Marocco, and is put on ordinary provender, its spare, grey, hound-like frame soon fills out, and much of its great speed is lost. But these swift horses, unlike the swift camels, require much attention. They cannot, in fact, travel without their nurses. Each horse requires a pair o...f oamels to supply it with milk. Here is a hint DOMESTIC ANIMALS, ETC. 291 ior Xewmarket ! Let a thorough-bred horse, from the time of weaning, be fed entirely on cow's milk in default of camel's milk, and let it con- tend for the prize with its oat and bean-fed brethren I Other desert horses live like their owners when travelling — almost entirely on dates.
But the ordinary horse of Marocco has nothing wonderful about it. It is small and not always a well-bred animal. It has endurance and fair speed, and its performances in the Moorish cavalry exer- cises prove it to be docile.
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