The book of the Animal Kingdom. Mammals
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He says: "... When watching for a Tiger by moonlight I was entertained until his arrival by the proceedings of three Jackals.
"Two arrived before sunset, and their elaborate care in approach- ing the carcase of the bullock the Tiger had killed, though it lay in open ground, and they might have known the Tiger could not be secreted in very close proximity, was highly amusing.
"When close to it they would suddenly scamper off, apparently with the object of drawing some movement from the Tiger if ...it were anywhere near.
"Having at last plucked up courage to begin, one fell to voraciously, tugging away at the skin and making a great noise, whilst the other watched assiduously, never essaying to taste the tempting flesh. Presently the sentry raised every hair on its body and tail, lowered its head into the attitude of a dog in vomiting, tucked in its tail, and made a quick shuffling movement forward, ludicrously like an aggressive turkey.
"' Here comes the Tiger,' thought I; but presently I descried the cause in the shape of a third Jackal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He says: "... When watching for a Tiger by moonlight I was entertained until his arrival by the proceedings of three Jackals.
"Two arrived before sunset, and their elaborate care in approach- ing the carcase of the bullock the Tiger had killed, though it lay in open ground, and they might have known the Tiger could not be secreted in very close proximity, was highly amusing.
"When close to it they would suddenly scamper off, apparently with the object of drawing some movement from the Tiger if ...it were anywhere near.
"Having at last plucked up courage to begin, one fell to voraciously, tugging away at the skin and making a great noise, whilst the other watched assiduously, never essaying to taste the tempting flesh. Presently the sentry raised every hair on its body and tail, lowered its head into the attitude of a dog in vomiting, tucked in its tail, and made a quick shuffling movement forward, ludicrously like an aggressive turkey.
"' Here comes the Tiger,' thought I; but presently I descried the cause in the shape of a third Jackal.
What to read after The book of the Animal Kingdom. Mammals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Percival Westell to read onlineMoreLess
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