The Reasoning Power in Animals
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Leonard in- vited a gentleman to play a game at dominoes with one of them. The younger and slighter dog then seated himself on a chair at the table, and the writer and M.
Leonard seated themselves opposite. Six dominoes were placed on their edges in the usual manner before the dog, and a hke number before the writer. The dog having a double number, took one up in his mouth, and put it in the middle of the table ; the writer played a corresponding piece on one side ; the dog im- mediately played... another correctly, and so on until all the pieces were engaged. Other six dominoes were then given to each, and the writer intentionally placed •a wrong number. The dog looked surprised, stared very earnestly at the writer, growled, and finally barked angrily. ' Finding that no notice was taken of his remonstrances, he pushed away the wrong domino with his nose, and took up a suitable one from his own pieces, and played it in its stead. The writer then played correctly ; the dog followed, and won the game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leonard in- vited a gentleman to play a game at dominoes with one of them. The younger and slighter dog then seated himself on a chair at the table, and the writer and M.
Leonard seated themselves opposite. Six dominoes were placed on their edges in the usual manner before the dog, and a hke number before the writer. The dog having a double number, took one up in his mouth, and put it in the middle of the table ; the writer played a corresponding piece on one side ; the dog im- mediately played... another correctly, and so on until all the pieces were engaged. Other six dominoes were then given to each, and the writer intentionally placed •a wrong number. The dog looked surprised, stared very earnestly at the writer, growled, and finally barked angrily. ' Finding that no notice was taken of his remonstrances, he pushed away the wrong domino with his nose, and took up a suitable one from his own pieces, and played it in its stead. The writer then played correctly ; the dog followed, and won the game.
What to read after The Reasoning Power in Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S John Selby Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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