Monkeys
Monkeys
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He is We are indebted to Dr Horsfield's Researches in Jara foi much of this information.
THE NATTTBAL HISTOEY OP thought to direct their motions and to preside at their morning and evening howlings. In their general habits they are said to be more sluggish and inactive than some which we shall presently describe; and they neither swing from the branches, or leap with that surprising agility, which characterise some of the others. They seem, however, sensible of their imperfections ; and being e...ndowed with an acute sense of hearing, fly to their retreats upon the least noise which is not familiar to them. If any members of . A band are wounded, they are immediately left be- hind ; a mother only will remain with the young one if hurt, and will allow herself to be taken rather than fly alone. MM. Diard and Duvaneel relate, that this maternal affection is at all times remarkably strong, and not exercised only in a time of danger. The young are tended with the greatest care ; and these gentlemen mention having seen the females carry their young to the banks of a stream, wash them notwith- standing their cries, and wipe and dry them in th most careful manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is We are indebted to Dr Horsfield's Researches in Jara foi much of this information.
THE NATTTBAL HISTOEY OP thought to direct their motions and to preside at their morning and evening howlings. In their general habits they are said to be more sluggish and inactive than some which we shall presently describe; and they neither swing from the branches, or leap with that surprising agility, which characterise some of the others. They seem, however, sensible of their imperfections ; and being e...ndowed with an acute sense of hearing, fly to their retreats upon the least noise which is not familiar to them. If any members of . A band are wounded, they are immediately left be- hind ; a mother only will remain with the young one if hurt, and will allow herself to be taken rather than fly alone. MM. Diard and Duvaneel relate, that this maternal affection is at all times remarkably strong, and not exercised only in a time of danger. The young are tended with the greatest care ; and these gentlemen mention having seen the females carry their young to the banks of a stream, wash them notwith- standing their cries, and wipe and dry them in th most careful manner.
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