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Apes and monkeys; their life and language (1900)

Garner, Richard Lynch, 1848-1920 · Boston and London, Ginn & company · leaf 266

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e. The prongs are more worn than the stem of thefigure. This is due to the fact that the abrasion is greaterupon those parts than elsewhere. I do not assert that suchis the cause, but I do assert that such is the fact. The gorilla is averse to human society. In captivity heis morose and sullen. He… … SALLY JONES (YOUNG GORILLA) CAUGHT NAPPING(From a Photograph.) 244 APES AND MONKEYS nature. He does not seem to bear captivity well, evenwhen not removed from his native climate. The longestany one of them has ever been known to live in captivitywas about three and a half years. The one shown in…

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