Texas Fever in California
Texas Fever in California
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Linton owned to having lost one hundred head, but I am inclined to think that he underestimated his loss, as his nephew informed Mr. Bishop, his neighbor, and one of his men, who informed me, that they had sold one hundred and fifty hides, and that others were missing which they did not find, placing the loss, in his opinion, between one hundred and eighty and one hundred and ninety head.
" From Julian I went to Governor Waterman's ranch, at Cuyamaca, and on arrival was informed that a valuable... Hereford bull had died that morning after a short illness, and had been buried but a few hours. I had it disinterred and made an autopsy, with the following results: Spleen enormously enlarged, being three times its natural size; capsule hypertrophied, and covered with white spots. On section, the splenic pulp was disintegrated, but still held its consistency, unless pressure was used; then it oozed out. The liver was considerably enlarged and of a brick-red color, its surface being covered with yellow streaks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Linton owned to having lost one hundred head, but I am inclined to think that he underestimated his loss, as his nephew informed Mr. Bishop, his neighbor, and one of his men, who informed me, that they had sold one hundred and fifty hides, and that others were missing which they did not find, placing the loss, in his opinion, between one hundred and eighty and one hundred and ninety head.
" From Julian I went to Governor Waterman's ranch, at Cuyamaca, and on arrival was informed that a valuable... Hereford bull had died that morning after a short illness, and had been buried but a few hours. I had it disinterred and made an autopsy, with the following results: Spleen enormously enlarged, being three times its natural size; capsule hypertrophied, and covered with white spots. On section, the splenic pulp was disintegrated, but still held its consistency, unless pressure was used; then it oozed out. The liver was considerably enlarged and of a brick-red color, its surface being covered with yellow streaks.
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