The Monkeyfolk of South Africa
The Monkeyfolk of South Africa
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You see, the humanfolk are just like us animalfolk. When their brain gets heated they want to fight. So they began fighting with each other. The animal parts of the humanfolk's brains haven't been half bred out yet. When their brains are more highly evolved, the various clans, which you call nations, will settle their differences without first murdering thousands of each other, making hosts of widows and orphans, and upsetting the business of the whole country.
We baboonfolk, it is true, look u...pon other clans of baboonfolk as enemies. But it is because we don't know any better. Our brains are not sufficiently developed yet to reason out things and come to a mutual agreement with each other when any of the unwritten laws of the baboonfolk are broken. We don't know any better, so we just follow the promptings of our low, animal instincts and fight fiercely. When the humanfolk fight and quarrel, and bear malice and say spiteful things about each other, they are giving way to the promptings of their animal instincts which they have inherited from the apefolk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, the humanfolk are just like us animalfolk. When their brain gets heated they want to fight. So they began fighting with each other. The animal parts of the humanfolk's brains haven't been half bred out yet. When their brains are more highly evolved, the various clans, which you call nations, will settle their differences without first murdering thousands of each other, making hosts of widows and orphans, and upsetting the business of the whole country.
We baboonfolk, it is true, look u...pon other clans of baboonfolk as enemies. But it is because we don't know any better. Our brains are not sufficiently developed yet to reason out things and come to a mutual agreement with each other when any of the unwritten laws of the baboonfolk are broken. We don't know any better, so we just follow the promptings of our low, animal instincts and fight fiercely. When the humanfolk fight and quarrel, and bear malice and say spiteful things about each other, they are giving way to the promptings of their animal instincts which they have inherited from the apefolk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frederick William Fitzsimons to read onlineMoreLess
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