The Animal World
The Animal World
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The fear and the protest are really needless. There is at present no sign that we can explain anything. What is gained by con- sidering colour and not merely gazing at it, is appreciation of the professional standpoint; we begin to see how to observe. Meaning and plan unnoticed before begin to interest us. We wonder more and are astonished less.
A broad survey of animal as of vegetable life discovers the prevalence of coloration. Man himself is almost the only pallid thing, and bald- ness or pa...llor is one of the least natural products THE ANIMAL WORLD of civilization. The wonder of savages at their first introduction to white men is really the most natural and justifiable of sensations; and the discarding of wigs shows a decided lack in one's sense of the fitness of things. In this matter, as in so many others, women have the right intui- tion. If animals lack colour or become white (two very different things) they generally lie or move against such a background as to be inconspicuous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fear and the protest are really needless. There is at present no sign that we can explain anything. What is gained by con- sidering colour and not merely gazing at it, is appreciation of the professional standpoint; we begin to see how to observe. Meaning and plan unnoticed before begin to interest us. We wonder more and are astonished less.
A broad survey of animal as of vegetable life discovers the prevalence of coloration. Man himself is almost the only pallid thing, and bald- ness or pa...llor is one of the least natural products THE ANIMAL WORLD of civilization. The wonder of savages at their first introduction to white men is really the most natural and justifiable of sensations; and the discarding of wigs shows a decided lack in one's sense of the fitness of things. In this matter, as in so many others, women have the right intui- tion. If animals lack colour or become white (two very different things) they generally lie or move against such a background as to be inconspicuous.
What to read after The Animal World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frederick William Gamble to read onlineMoreLess
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