Garner, Richard Lynch, 1848-1920 · Boston and London, Ginn & company · leaf 199
me at a respectful distance, looking onas if I had been some wild beast captured in the jungle. The ape was aware that I was not a familiar kind ofthing, and he appeared in doubt as to how he shouldact towards me. He sat down on the ground among the l7S 176 APES AND MONKEYS people and stared at me… … Native Village, Interior of Nyanza(From a Photograph.) gone ; but the ape remained. He changed his place a fewtimes, but only to get a better view. The people wereamused at his manner, but no one molested him. At length I spoke to him in his own language, using thesound which they use for calling…
Monkeys · Speech · Sound production by animals
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