More About Wild Nature
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Off started the donkey, and he returned in due course with the cans empty and with everything in order. The master found upon inquiry that the trusty messenger had called at the right doors without missing one, and also that in some in- stances he had pulled the bell with his teeth when kept waiting.
" From that day forward the donkey has gone his 90 SHAGGY BRAY.
rounds alone, and it may be presumed that his arrival at a certain definite hour is counted upon by each customer, just as in England..., forty or fifty years ago, the inhabitants of country villages regulated their clocks and watches by the mail coaches, which ran past their doors with unfailing punctuality. " The brain of the ass is said to be considerably larger in proportion than that of the horse, and, as I have before said, when the animal is well fed and kindly reared, it shows no lack of intelligence ; it will open gate-fastenings and let itself out, and in one instance known to me, the horses in the same field with a donkey were not above accepting its services when they wished to stray away, and would meekly wait till the clever little creature had unhasped the gate, when they would all canter off together for an unlawful frolic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Off started the donkey, and he returned in due course with the cans empty and with everything in order. The master found upon inquiry that the trusty messenger had called at the right doors without missing one, and also that in some in- stances he had pulled the bell with his teeth when kept waiting.
" From that day forward the donkey has gone his 90 SHAGGY BRAY.
rounds alone, and it may be presumed that his arrival at a certain definite hour is counted upon by each customer, just as in England..., forty or fifty years ago, the inhabitants of country villages regulated their clocks and watches by the mail coaches, which ran past their doors with unfailing punctuality. " The brain of the ass is said to be considerably larger in proportion than that of the horse, and, as I have before said, when the animal is well fed and kindly reared, it shows no lack of intelligence ; it will open gate-fastenings and let itself out, and in one instance known to me, the horses in the same field with a donkey were not above accepting its services when they wished to stray away, and would meekly wait till the clever little creature had unhasped the gate, when they would all canter off together for an unlawful frolic.
What to read after More About Wild Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Brightwen to read onlineMoreLess
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