The Naturalist in La Plata
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Every time the bird came near tbe bushy tail rose menacingly ; then the carancho would fall behind, and, after a few moments' hesitation, follow on again; At length, growing bolder, it sprung forward, seizing the threatening tail with its claw, but immediately after " began staggering about with dishevelled plumage, tearful eyes, and a profoundly woe-begone expression on its vulture face. The skunk, after turning and regarding its victim with an I-told-you-so look for a few moments, tn)tted unc...oncernedly off." I was told in Patagonia by a man named Molinos, who was frequently employed by the Governihent as guide to expeditions in the desert, that everywhere througbout that country the skunk is abundant.
Some years ago he was sent with two other men to find and treat with an Indian chief whose where- abouts were not known. Far in the interior Molinos was overtaken by a severe winter, his horses died of thirst and fatigue, and during the three bitterest months of the year he kept himself and his followers alive by eating the flesli of skunks, the only wild animal that never failed them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every time the bird came near tbe bushy tail rose menacingly ; then the carancho would fall behind, and, after a few moments' hesitation, follow on again; At length, growing bolder, it sprung forward, seizing the threatening tail with its claw, but immediately after " began staggering about with dishevelled plumage, tearful eyes, and a profoundly woe-begone expression on its vulture face. The skunk, after turning and regarding its victim with an I-told-you-so look for a few moments, tn)tted unc...oncernedly off." I was told in Patagonia by a man named Molinos, who was frequently employed by the Governihent as guide to expeditions in the desert, that everywhere througbout that country the skunk is abundant.
Some years ago he was sent with two other men to find and treat with an Indian chief whose where- abouts were not known. Far in the interior Molinos was overtaken by a severe winter, his horses died of thirst and fatigue, and during the three bitterest months of the year he kept himself and his followers alive by eating the flesli of skunks, the only wild animal that never failed them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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