Memories of the Sea
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Having polished off the black crabs, the enter- prising mongoose next climbed the trees and sucked the eggs of the ringtail pigeons, and practically exterminated them. This was bad enough, but worse was to come, for, having developed a taste for eggs, he also sucked those of the insectivorous birds which lived on ticks and other insects ; and as a result of this activity a large and particularly irritating species of tick increased in such myriads that neither man nor beast could go into the Gu...inea-grass — the Guinea-grass being the herbage upon which cattle are fattened in Jamaica.
I have never heard whether the Jamaica farmers have imported some animal to destroy the mongoose and restore the balance of power in the island ; but such experiments are, at least, dangerous.
And now I must bring this frivolous chapter to 264 MEMOEIES OF THE SEA a close. It has been almost all about sports — including the shooting of the sheep on Indian Island ; and we must take the Cordelia home and pay her off, and place her on the scrap-heap ; or, as she was all wood and not iron, she can be used for firewood, which no doubt she was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having polished off the black crabs, the enter- prising mongoose next climbed the trees and sucked the eggs of the ringtail pigeons, and practically exterminated them. This was bad enough, but worse was to come, for, having developed a taste for eggs, he also sucked those of the insectivorous birds which lived on ticks and other insects ; and as a result of this activity a large and particularly irritating species of tick increased in such myriads that neither man nor beast could go into the Gu...inea-grass — the Guinea-grass being the herbage upon which cattle are fattened in Jamaica.
I have never heard whether the Jamaica farmers have imported some animal to destroy the mongoose and restore the balance of power in the island ; but such experiments are, at least, dangerous.
And now I must bring this frivolous chapter to 264 MEMOEIES OF THE SEA a close. It has been almost all about sports — including the shooting of the sheep on Indian Island ; and we must take the Cordelia home and pay her off, and place her on the scrap-heap ; or, as she was all wood and not iron, she can be used for firewood, which no doubt she was.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald, C. C. Penrose (Charles Cooper Penrose), 1841-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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