Stories of the Gorilla Country
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At last they cut down the tree, and, as it fell, they dexterously threw a cloth over the head of the young monster, and thus gained time to secure it while it was blinded. With aEhthese precautions, one of the men received a severe bite on the hand, and another had a piece taken out of his leg.
The little brute, though very diminutive, and the merest baby in age, was astonishingly strong, and by no means good tempered. They found they could not lead him. He constantly rushed at them, showing fi...ght, and manifesting a strong desire to take a piece, or several pieces, out of every one of their legs, which were his spe- cial objects of attack. So they were obliged to get a forked stick, in which his neck was inserted in such a way that he could not escape, and yet could be kept at a safe distance. It must have been very uncomfortable for him, but it was the only way of securing themselves against his nails and teeth, and thus he was brought to Washington.
The excitement in the village was intense as the ani- mal was lifted out of the canoe in which he had come down the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last they cut down the tree, and, as it fell, they dexterously threw a cloth over the head of the young monster, and thus gained time to secure it while it was blinded. With aEhthese precautions, one of the men received a severe bite on the hand, and another had a piece taken out of his leg.
The little brute, though very diminutive, and the merest baby in age, was astonishingly strong, and by no means good tempered. They found they could not lead him. He constantly rushed at them, showing fi...ght, and manifesting a strong desire to take a piece, or several pieces, out of every one of their legs, which were his spe- cial objects of attack. So they were obliged to get a forked stick, in which his neck was inserted in such a way that he could not escape, and yet could be kept at a safe distance. It must have been very uncomfortable for him, but it was the only way of securing themselves against his nails and teeth, and thus he was brought to Washington.
The excitement in the village was intense as the ani- mal was lifted out of the canoe in which he had come down the river.
What to read after Stories of the Gorilla Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Belloni Du Chaillu to read onlineMoreLess
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