Stories of Animal Sagacity
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The animal, believing it was his duty to bring bothtogether, made several attempts to carry them in his mouth. Findingsome difficulty in doing this, he placed the smaller hat within thelarger one, and pressed it down with his foot. He was thus, with ease, enabled to carry them both at the same time.
Perhaps he had seen old-clothes-men thus carrying hats; but I aminclined to think that he was guided by seeing that this was the bestway to effect his object.
There are two ways of doing everything-...-a wrong and a right one. Likethe Newfoundland dog, try to find out the right way, and do what youhave to do, in that way.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG AND THE WRECK.
How often has the noble Newfoundland dog been the means of saving thelives of those perishing in the water!
A heavy gale was blowing, when a vessel was seen driving toward thecoast of Kent. She struck, and the surf rolled furiously round her. Eight human beings were observed clinging to the wreck, but no ordinaryboat could be launched to their aid; and in those days, I believe, nolifeboats existed, --at all events, not as they do now, on all parts ofthe coast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The animal, believing it was his duty to bring bothtogether, made several attempts to carry them in his mouth. Findingsome difficulty in doing this, he placed the smaller hat within thelarger one, and pressed it down with his foot. He was thus, with ease, enabled to carry them both at the same time.
Perhaps he had seen old-clothes-men thus carrying hats; but I aminclined to think that he was guided by seeing that this was the bestway to effect his object.
There are two ways of doing everything-...-a wrong and a right one. Likethe Newfoundland dog, try to find out the right way, and do what youhave to do, in that way.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG AND THE WRECK.
How often has the noble Newfoundland dog been the means of saving thelives of those perishing in the water!
A heavy gale was blowing, when a vessel was seen driving toward thecoast of Kent. She struck, and the surf rolled furiously round her. Eight human beings were observed clinging to the wreck, but no ordinaryboat could be launched to their aid; and in those days, I believe, nolifeboats existed, --at all events, not as they do now, on all parts ofthe coast.
What to read after Stories of Animal Sagacity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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