Our Oriental Missions volume 01
Our Oriental Missions volume 01
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The animals chiefly employed for draft are the ox, of Tartary, and the buffalo. The elephant is used by those who can afford it. Near the cities may be seen donkeys, in long lines, with panniers upon their backs ; camels in droves, laden with the traffic of the West, and tied by ropes extending from the tail of one to the nose of the next. Now and then a swift camel may be seen with a skillful rider upon his back, carrying express messages from camp to camp, at the rate of ten miles an hour and... a hundred a day. Sheep follow their shepherds to the plain, and goats of great variety range the mountains ; swine, lean and lank, are driven from gutter to gutter by swineherds, now, as in the Savior s time, deemed the lowest of mankind ; the shepherd dog is with the flock, and the mas tiff at the door ; the mongoose seizes the snake, as he moves through the grass ; jackals, foxes, porcupines, and hares start from the thicket ; the wild elephant and boar, roused by the passing dhooley, and alarmed by the sight of the mu- salch and the shout of the coolies, rush into the jungle ; the wolt often enters the village and carries off an aged person or stray child ; the leopard leaps upon his unsuspecting victim ; the ISO OUR ORIENTAL MISSIONS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The animals chiefly employed for draft are the ox, of Tartary, and the buffalo. The elephant is used by those who can afford it. Near the cities may be seen donkeys, in long lines, with panniers upon their backs ; camels in droves, laden with the traffic of the West, and tied by ropes extending from the tail of one to the nose of the next. Now and then a swift camel may be seen with a skillful rider upon his back, carrying express messages from camp to camp, at the rate of ten miles an hour and... a hundred a day. Sheep follow their shepherds to the plain, and goats of great variety range the mountains ; swine, lean and lank, are driven from gutter to gutter by swineherds, now, as in the Savior s time, deemed the lowest of mankind ; the shepherd dog is with the flock, and the mas tiff at the door ; the mongoose seizes the snake, as he moves through the grass ; jackals, foxes, porcupines, and hares start from the thicket ; the wild elephant and boar, roused by the passing dhooley, and alarmed by the sight of the mu- salch and the shout of the coolies, rush into the jungle ; the wolt often enters the village and carries off an aged person or stray child ; the leopard leaps upon his unsuspecting victim ; the ISO OUR ORIENTAL MISSIONS.
What to read after Our Oriental Missions volume 01?
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