Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 338
rthe animals were left a little to themselves. Thekeepers observed them on their exercise ground,with no human teacher near to offer a word of sug-gestion or explanation, and yet, singly or in pairs,the huge scholars gravely repeated their lessonsand did their practicing on their own account.This… … trainkd horses. 320 M E N - A N D - A N I M A L SHOWS, AND fFEBRUARV, will practice all sorts of things, with more or lessunderstanding, but he is more than likely to selectperformances not on the programme, and omitthose he has been taught. In this, and other do-ings, the monkey is a queer…
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