Notes And Jottings From Animal Life
Notes And Jottings From Animal Life
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The portion of the bone below this fracture tough and strong as the red deer's shanks are was shattered into minute fragments the size of dice. The bone was again fractured at its lower part, and the thick skin entirely lacerated through. The large sinews at the back of the bone, as well as the wire-like sinews that work the toes of the foot, were elongated and pulled out, and in fact everything was broken right off except two very slender sinews and a small portion of the skin. The total lengt...h of the portion of the deer's leg caught in the tree was seven- teen inches ; from the fracture to where it was torn off, eight inches. The leg was caught by the branches of the tree about four feet from the ground, and the lowest boughs carrying leaves were about nine feet from the ground. The deer was dead, and it is not known how long he had been held a prisoner by his foot.
As there were no eye-witnesses of the occurrence, it becomes somewhat difficult to account for this extraordinary event.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The portion of the bone below this fracture tough and strong as the red deer's shanks are was shattered into minute fragments the size of dice. The bone was again fractured at its lower part, and the thick skin entirely lacerated through. The large sinews at the back of the bone, as well as the wire-like sinews that work the toes of the foot, were elongated and pulled out, and in fact everything was broken right off except two very slender sinews and a small portion of the skin. The total lengt...h of the portion of the deer's leg caught in the tree was seven- teen inches ; from the fracture to where it was torn off, eight inches. The leg was caught by the branches of the tree about four feet from the ground, and the lowest boughs carrying leaves were about nine feet from the ground. The deer was dead, and it is not known how long he had been held a prisoner by his foot.
As there were no eye-witnesses of the occurrence, it becomes somewhat difficult to account for this extraordinary event.
What to read after Notes And Jottings From Animal Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis T Francis Trevelyan Buckland to read onlineMoreLess
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