The Critic in the Orient
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At the first Chinese yard was the largest elephant in the city, a huge animal fifty-five years old, with great tusks admirably fitted for lifting large logs. A dozen tourists were grouped about the yard in the early morning, for these ele- phants are only worked in the morning and evening hours, when it is cool. An East Indian coolie was mounted on his back, or rather just back of his ears, with his legs dangling loose. With his naked feet he indicated whether the elephant was to go to the righ...t or left, and when he wished to emphasize an order he hit the beast a blow upon the head with a heavy steel rod.
Much of the work which this elephant did was speftacular, as it showed the enormous strength of the animal as well as his great inteUigence. He took up on his tusks a log of teak, the native wood of this [89] The Critic in the Orient country, as hard as hickory and much heavier, and, with the aid of his trunk, stood with it at attention until every camera fiend had taken his pidlure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the first Chinese yard was the largest elephant in the city, a huge animal fifty-five years old, with great tusks admirably fitted for lifting large logs. A dozen tourists were grouped about the yard in the early morning, for these ele- phants are only worked in the morning and evening hours, when it is cool. An East Indian coolie was mounted on his back, or rather just back of his ears, with his legs dangling loose. With his naked feet he indicated whether the elephant was to go to the righ...t or left, and when he wished to emphasize an order he hit the beast a blow upon the head with a heavy steel rod.
Much of the work which this elephant did was speftacular, as it showed the enormous strength of the animal as well as his great inteUigence. He took up on his tusks a log of teak, the native wood of this [89] The Critic in the Orient country, as hard as hickory and much heavier, and, with the aid of his trunk, stood with it at attention until every camera fiend had taken his pidlure.
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