The History of a Mouthful of Breadand Its Effect On the Organization of Men And
The History of a Mouthful of Breadand Its Effect On the Organization of Men And
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Some ruminants haveno horns; and then, as if in compensation for the deficiency, we findthem provided with canines in the upper jaw, in addition to thosebelow.
The ruminant which has the most beautiful canines is the musk-deer, a pretty little animal inhabiting the highlands of Central Asia, likethe chamois of the Alps. But now that you know who he is, you willprobably often be tempted to wish he had never existed; for it is froma small pouch below his belly that people obtain that odious musk ...ofwhich Oriental beauties are so fond, and which even certainstrong-nerved ladies of our own country are guilty of using in public, to the great detriment of general health. But enough of this; ourbusiness is with the canines of the musk-deer. They project with adescending curve from the upper jaw, and would give the animal thevery false appearance of a small wild boar, but for the great delicacyof its legs, which are more slender than even those of our roebuck, to whom, with the exception of the horns, it bears a close resemblance, as its name implies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some ruminants haveno horns; and then, as if in compensation for the deficiency, we findthem provided with canines in the upper jaw, in addition to thosebelow.
The ruminant which has the most beautiful canines is the musk-deer, a pretty little animal inhabiting the highlands of Central Asia, likethe chamois of the Alps. But now that you know who he is, you willprobably often be tempted to wish he had never existed; for it is froma small pouch below his belly that people obtain that odious musk ...ofwhich Oriental beauties are so fond, and which even certainstrong-nerved ladies of our own country are guilty of using in public, to the great detriment of general health. But enough of this; ourbusiness is with the canines of the musk-deer. They project with adescending curve from the upper jaw, and would give the animal thevery false appearance of a small wild boar, but for the great delicacyof its legs, which are more slender than even those of our roebuck, to whom, with the exception of the horns, it bears a close resemblance, as its name implies.
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