The Kindred of the Wild; a book of Animal Life
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Now, judging by the scent, the object of his curiosity was close at hand — yet incompre- hensibly invisible. After sniffing and peering for some minutes he came out from behind the log and crept forward, moving like a shadow, and following up the scent. From bush to tree-trunk, from thicket to stump, he glided with incredible smoothness and rapidity, elusive to the eye, utterly inaudible; and behind each shelter he crouched to again take observations. The Boy thought of him, now, as a sort of m...alevolent ghost in fur, and no longer wondered that he had failed to catch a glimpse of him before.
The lynx (this was the first of its tribe the Boy had ever seen, but he knew the kind by reputation) was a somewhat doggish-looking cat, perhaps four or five times the weight of an ordinary Tom, and with a very uncatlike length of leg in proportion to its length of body. Its hindquarters were dis- proportionately high, its tail ridiculously short.
Spiky tufts to its ears and a peculiar brushing back of the fur beneath its chin gave its round and fierce- eyed countenance an expression at once savage and grotesque.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, judging by the scent, the object of his curiosity was close at hand — yet incompre- hensibly invisible. After sniffing and peering for some minutes he came out from behind the log and crept forward, moving like a shadow, and following up the scent. From bush to tree-trunk, from thicket to stump, he glided with incredible smoothness and rapidity, elusive to the eye, utterly inaudible; and behind each shelter he crouched to again take observations. The Boy thought of him, now, as a sort of m...alevolent ghost in fur, and no longer wondered that he had failed to catch a glimpse of him before.
The lynx (this was the first of its tribe the Boy had ever seen, but he knew the kind by reputation) was a somewhat doggish-looking cat, perhaps four or five times the weight of an ordinary Tom, and with a very uncatlike length of leg in proportion to its length of body. Its hindquarters were dis- proportionately high, its tail ridiculously short.
Spiky tufts to its ears and a peculiar brushing back of the fur beneath its chin gave its round and fierce- eyed countenance an expression at once savage and grotesque.
What to read after The Kindred of the Wild; a book of Animal Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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