Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 260
en,it is much better to have some occupation. Manycreatures which have been regarded as untamablehave been rendered gentle and willing. And thishas all been done by kindness. Mr. Wingfieldhas made a special study of wild animals, and hehas come to the conclusion that the reason why creatures do not… … tHE ZEBRAS ARE AS TAME AS HORSES. cult to tame, yet in the Wingfield collection areseveral fine specimens that are ridden or drivendaily. They seem in all respects to be as tame 745 746 NATURK AND SCIENCE FOR YOUNG FOLKS (Junk. THREE ZEBUS AND A YAK USED AS STEEDS. and willing as horses, and they…
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