The Art of Travel 8 1
The Art of Travel 8 1
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--The truth of Bruce's well-known tale of theAbyssinians and others occasionally slicing out a piece of a live ox forfood is sufficiently confirmed. Thus Dr. Beke observes, "There could beno doubt of the fact. He had questioned hundreds of natives on thesubject, and though at first they positively declared the statement to bea lie, many, on being more closely questioned, admitted the possibilityof its truth, for they could not deny that cattle are frequently attackedby hyaenas, whose practice i...s to leap on the animals from behind and atonce begin devouring the hind quarters; and yet, if driven off in time, the cattle have still lived. "--Times, Jan. 167.
It is reasonable enough that a small worn-out party should adopt thisplan, when they are travelling in a desert where the absence of watermakes it impossible to delay, and when they are sinking for want of food. If the ox were killed outright there would be material for one meal only, because a worn-out party would be incapable of carrying a load of flesh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--The truth of Bruce's well-known tale of theAbyssinians and others occasionally slicing out a piece of a live ox forfood is sufficiently confirmed. Thus Dr. Beke observes, "There could beno doubt of the fact. He had questioned hundreds of natives on thesubject, and though at first they positively declared the statement to bea lie, many, on being more closely questioned, admitted the possibilityof its truth, for they could not deny that cattle are frequently attackedby hyaenas, whose practice i...s to leap on the animals from behind and atonce begin devouring the hind quarters; and yet, if driven off in time, the cattle have still lived. "--Times, Jan. 167.
It is reasonable enough that a small worn-out party should adopt thisplan, when they are travelling in a desert where the absence of watermakes it impossible to delay, and when they are sinking for want of food. If the ox were killed outright there would be material for one meal only, because a worn-out party would be incapable of carrying a load of flesh.
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