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It is only in the case of young or half-grown specimenswhere a mistake of this kind is likely to be made. The enormous size ofthe old males--often weighing 1, 000 pounds, and quite equalling thelargest individuals of the _ursus maritimus_--renders them easy ofidentification; though it is certain that under favourable circumstancesthe _ursus arctos_ often attains to a similar bulk.
In ferocity of disposition, however, in carnivorous inclination, and instrength and power to carry out his mischiev...ous propensities, no bear, not even the _ursus maritimus_, appears to be a match for this monsterof the Rocky Mountains. The hunter never thinks of attacking him, unless when assisted by a number of his comrades; and even then it maybe a fatal encounter for one or more of them. Were it not for theadvantage obtained by their being mounted on horseback, the grizzlywould always have a wide berth given him: but fortunately this fiercequadruped is unable to overtake the mounted hunter--although he caneasily come up with a man on foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is only in the case of young or half-grown specimenswhere a mistake of this kind is likely to be made. The enormous size ofthe old males--often weighing 1, 000 pounds, and quite equalling thelargest individuals of the _ursus maritimus_--renders them easy ofidentification; though it is certain that under favourable circumstancesthe _ursus arctos_ often attains to a similar bulk.
In ferocity of disposition, however, in carnivorous inclination, and instrength and power to carry out his mischiev...ous propensities, no bear, not even the _ursus maritimus_, appears to be a match for this monsterof the Rocky Mountains. The hunter never thinks of attacking him, unless when assisted by a number of his comrades; and even then it maybe a fatal encounter for one or more of them. Were it not for theadvantage obtained by their being mounted on horseback, the grizzlywould always have a wide berth given him: but fortunately this fiercequadruped is unable to overtake the mounted hunter--although he caneasily come up with a man on foot.
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