Folk-Lore in Borneo
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Then the deer and many of the other animals tauntedthe dog, saying that he was so mean-spirited and servile that althoughman thrashed him, nevertheless he fawned upon him and followed afterhim; which they would never do, so they went off to the jungle to live. But the dog comforted himself by saying that "When the man is about tostrike me I crouch down and sometimes this keeps his hand off;furthermore, I cannot live on the poor food that these others must eat. "Hence, the dog follows and obeys ...man.
One day when the man and the dog were in the jungle together, and gotdrenched by rain, the man noticed that the dog warmed himself by rubbingagainst a huge creeper, called the _Aka Rarah_, whereupon the man took astick and rubbed it rapidly against the Aka Rarah, and to his surpriseobtained fire. This was the origin of the _Sukan_, or fire drill, andever after the man had fire in his house. Not long after, inaccidentally dropping an Ubi near the fire, he found that it became muchmore pleasant to the taste; by this accident cooking was discovered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the deer and many of the other animals tauntedthe dog, saying that he was so mean-spirited and servile that althoughman thrashed him, nevertheless he fawned upon him and followed afterhim; which they would never do, so they went off to the jungle to live. But the dog comforted himself by saying that "When the man is about tostrike me I crouch down and sometimes this keeps his hand off;furthermore, I cannot live on the poor food that these others must eat. "Hence, the dog follows and obeys ...man.
One day when the man and the dog were in the jungle together, and gotdrenched by rain, the man noticed that the dog warmed himself by rubbingagainst a huge creeper, called the _Aka Rarah_, whereupon the man took astick and rubbed it rapidly against the Aka Rarah, and to his surpriseobtained fire. This was the origin of the _Sukan_, or fire drill, andever after the man had fire in his house. Not long after, inaccidentally dropping an Ubi near the fire, he found that it became muchmore pleasant to the taste; by this accident cooking was discovered.
What to read after Folk-Lore in Borneo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furness, William Henry, 1866-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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