Natural History
Natural History
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72 111 its fall. In general, the English boomerangs are too much curved, and they are made with too little care, a very small shaving more or less>, making or destroying the character of the weapon.
Hunting this animal is a very favourite sport with both colonists and natives. The natives cither knock it down with the boomerang, spear it from behind a bush, or unite together and hem in a herd, which soon fall victims to the volleys of clubs, spears, and boomerangs which pour in on all sides. Th...e colonists either shoot it or hunt it \v-. Tli dogs, a pack of which is trained for that purpose just as we train fox-hounds. The "ok man, " or "boomer, " as the colonists call the Great Kangaroo, invariably leads the dogs a severe chase, always attempting to reach water and escape by swimming. It is a formidable foe to the dogs whan it stands at bay, as it seizes the dog with its fore-legs, and either holds him under water until he is drowned, or tears him open with a well-directed kick oi ii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
72 111 its fall. In general, the English boomerangs are too much curved, and they are made with too little care, a very small shaving more or less>, making or destroying the character of the weapon.
Hunting this animal is a very favourite sport with both colonists and natives. The natives cither knock it down with the boomerang, spear it from behind a bush, or unite together and hem in a herd, which soon fall victims to the volleys of clubs, spears, and boomerangs which pour in on all sides. Th...e colonists either shoot it or hunt it \v-. Tli dogs, a pack of which is trained for that purpose just as we train fox-hounds. The "ok man, " or "boomer, " as the colonists call the Great Kangaroo, invariably leads the dogs a severe chase, always attempting to reach water and escape by swimming. It is a formidable foe to the dogs whan it stands at bay, as it seizes the dog with its fore-legs, and either holds him under water until he is drowned, or tears him open with a well-directed kick oi ii.
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