The Sportsman
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" i. 10; "Gen. An. " v. 1. 20.
(38) Lit. "and those on the islands are for the most part of low altitude. " (39) e. G. Delos. See Strab. X. 456; Plut. "Mor. " 290 B; and so Lagia, Plin. Iv. 12.
(40) Lit. "As the inhabitants hunt down but a few of them, these constantly being added to by reproduction, there must needs be a large number of them. " The hare has not a keen sight for many reasons. To begin with, its eyesare set too prominently on the skull, and the eyelids are clipped andble...ar, (41) and afford no protection to the pupils. (42) Naturallythe sight is indistinct and purblind. (43) Along with which, althoughasleep, for the most part it does not enjoy visual repose. (44) Again, its very fleetness of foot contributes largely towards dim-sightedness. It can only take a rapid glance at things in passing, and then offbefore perceiving what the particular object is. (45) (41) Or, "defective. " (42) Al. "against the sun's rays. " (43) Or, "dull and mal-concentrated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" i. 10; "Gen. An. " v. 1. 20.
(38) Lit. "and those on the islands are for the most part of low altitude. " (39) e. G. Delos. See Strab. X. 456; Plut. "Mor. " 290 B; and so Lagia, Plin. Iv. 12.
(40) Lit. "As the inhabitants hunt down but a few of them, these constantly being added to by reproduction, there must needs be a large number of them. " The hare has not a keen sight for many reasons. To begin with, its eyesare set too prominently on the skull, and the eyelids are clipped andble...ar, (41) and afford no protection to the pupils. (42) Naturallythe sight is indistinct and purblind. (43) Along with which, althoughasleep, for the most part it does not enjoy visual repose. (44) Again, its very fleetness of foot contributes largely towards dim-sightedness. It can only take a rapid glance at things in passing, and then offbefore perceiving what the particular object is. (45) (41) Or, "defective. " (42) Al. "against the sun's rays. " (43) Or, "dull and mal-concentrated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Xenophon to read onlineMoreLess
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