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... hand. It is said that in some parts of India the natives always leave onetenth of their grain-crops for the monkeys, and thus the animals content themselves with this offering, and refrain from devastating the fields, as they would ...
... hand. It is said that in some parts of India the natives always leave onetenth of their grain-crops for the monkeys, and thus the animals content themselves with this offering, and refrain from devastating the fields, as they would ...
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... hands. Also, the bats are in the habit of resorting to caverns, clefts in the rocks, deserted ruins, and similar dark places, wherein they pass the hours of daylight, and will frequent the same spots for a long series of years. In ...
... hands. Also, the bats are in the habit of resorting to caverns, clefts in the rocks, deserted ruins, and similar dark places, wherein they pass the hours of daylight, and will frequent the same spots for a long series of years. In ...
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... hands hold sceptres, and axes, and wands, and yet cannot save themselves from robbers; whose tongues are polished by the workman and yet cannot speak a word; whose eyes are covered with dust which they cannot wipe off for themselves; he ...
... hands hold sceptres, and axes, and wands, and yet cannot save themselves from robbers; whose tongues are polished by the workman and yet cannot speak a word; whose eyes are covered with dust which they cannot wipe off for themselves; he ...
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... hands. prey; and, In Mr. Tristram's work, the author has recognised the true dog nature, though concealed behind an uninviting form: "Our watch-dog, Beirût, attached himself instinctively to Wilhelm, though his canine instinct soon ...
... hands. prey; and, In Mr. Tristram's work, the author has recognised the true dog nature, though concealed behind an uninviting form: "Our watch-dog, Beirût, attached himself instinctively to Wilhelm, though his canine instinct soon ...
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... essential part of a dogs true character, and the animal seems to be so well aware of this fact, that he will always contrive to find a master of some sort, and will endure a life of cruel treatment at the hands of a brutal owner rather.
... essential part of a dogs true character, and the animal seems to be so well aware of this fact, that he will always contrive to find a master of some sort, and will endure a life of cruel treatment at the hands of a brutal owner rather.
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allusion ancient animal appearance Arabs Assyria Authorized bear beasts Bible bird body brought called Camel carry chariots close colour common comparatively covered creature Crocodile distance dogs doubt earth eggs Egypt Egyptian Egyptian Vulture employed evident example eyes fact familiar feed feet fish flesh flocks force give given goats ground habits hand head Hebrew horns horse inhabit insects Jewish killed kind king known land lion lives look Lord manner means mentioned mode nature nest never object occurs once Ostrich Palestine pass passage possess present prey probably prophet Raven reference remarkable rendered river rock sacred scarcely Scriptures seems seen serpent sheep side signifies similar skin sometimes soon species taken thou thought translated unto various Vulture whole wild wings word writers young