Some Experiences of a Barrister's Life
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These are used for hunting deer, but the sport is cruel and without excitement, the unfortunate vic- tim never really reaching its full speed before its enemy is upon its haunches. In the streets there are some fine trees, called, if I remember correctly, pupuU trees, but they add to, rather than diminish, its sombf e character. Amongst the quadrupeds that Q3 228 CAMELS. — ELEPHANTS. — TCGERS.
occupy the streets no small proportion are camels and elephants, and upon one occasion when I was driv...ing my ponies through the town, I found my- self most unpleasantly obstructed by the back of a camel, whilst at no great distance from ray head was the trunk of an elephant ; but really, whatever may be the case of the population, the quadrupeds are extremely well-behaved. I was introduced to a den of wild animals, amongst which were several large tigers fastened to staples in the walls, and not leaving very much space for visitors to walk. I con- fess that I eyed the chains with considerable interest, to use no more forcible expression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are used for hunting deer, but the sport is cruel and without excitement, the unfortunate vic- tim never really reaching its full speed before its enemy is upon its haunches. In the streets there are some fine trees, called, if I remember correctly, pupuU trees, but they add to, rather than diminish, its sombf e character. Amongst the quadrupeds that Q3 228 CAMELS. — ELEPHANTS. — TCGERS.
occupy the streets no small proportion are camels and elephants, and upon one occasion when I was driv...ing my ponies through the town, I found my- self most unpleasantly obstructed by the back of a camel, whilst at no great distance from ray head was the trunk of an elephant ; but really, whatever may be the case of the population, the quadrupeds are extremely well-behaved. I was introduced to a den of wild animals, amongst which were several large tigers fastened to staples in the walls, and not leaving very much space for visitors to walk. I con- fess that I eyed the chains with considerable interest, to use no more forcible expression.
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