Animals At Work And Play Their Activities And Emotions
Animals At Work And Play Their Activities And Emotions
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At Monymusk, in Aberdeen- shire, the home of Sir Francis Grant, numbers of wild ducks used to take sanctuary on a pond adjoin- ing the stables. The place was described by a writer as ' a large duck-pond adjoining the stable square ; the ducks are not tame wild ducks, but bond-fide wild ducks, wild wherever else they go, but tame the moment they settle on the pond. They swim up to be fed within a few feet of anyone, evincing no fear. Outside the precincts of their pond they are as wild as the wi...ldest duck can possibly be/ Sir Francis Grant, in answer to a question addressed to him by Sir R. Payne-Gallwey, wrote of this wonderful c duckery ' ' Every word in the account is perfectly true ; a gentleman is staying with me to-day who never saw the ducks in the stable square before. He saw about one hundred and fifty, and the coachman called them and fed them with oats. Last Sunday I fed them, and they came within the length of my walking-stick/ The park at Walton Hall, which Charles Waterton inclosed and protected, only covered two hundred and sixty acres ; the lake was large in pro- portion to the size of the park, containing twenty- four acres of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Monymusk, in Aberdeen- shire, the home of Sir Francis Grant, numbers of wild ducks used to take sanctuary on a pond adjoin- ing the stables. The place was described by a writer as ' a large duck-pond adjoining the stable square ; the ducks are not tame wild ducks, but bond-fide wild ducks, wild wherever else they go, but tame the moment they settle on the pond. They swim up to be fed within a few feet of anyone, evincing no fear. Outside the precincts of their pond they are as wild as the wi...ldest duck can possibly be/ Sir Francis Grant, in answer to a question addressed to him by Sir R. Payne-Gallwey, wrote of this wonderful c duckery ' ' Every word in the account is perfectly true ; a gentleman is staying with me to-day who never saw the ducks in the stable square before. He saw about one hundred and fifty, and the coachman called them and fed them with oats. Last Sunday I fed them, and they came within the length of my walking-stick/ The park at Walton Hall, which Charles Waterton inclosed and protected, only covered two hundred and sixty acres ; the lake was large in pro- portion to the size of the park, containing twenty- four acres of water.
What to read after Animals At Work And Play Their Activities And Emotions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornish, C. J. (Charles John), 1858-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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