 | 1799 - 612 pages
...under them. The camel knows the garments of him, by whom he lias been treated with injustice ; seize« them in his teeth ; shakes them with violence ; and...the animal, who submits with astonishing docility to the-tfill of a man, whom before it was his wish to destroy. К а « I havel ' Г have sometimes seen... | |
 | William Bingley - 1803 - 606 pages
...such a manner that they appear to cover a man sleeping under them. The animal recognizes the cloaths, seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence,...them in a rage. When his anger is appeased, he leaves hem, and then the owner of the garments may • Buff. Quad. make his appearance without any fear, load,... | |
 | 1810 - 328 pages
...a man sleeping under them. The animal recognizes the cloaths, seizes them in his trclh, shakes Ihem with violence, and tramples on them in a rage. When...appeased, he leaves them, and then the owner of the garments may make his appearance without any fear, load, and guide him as he pleases. " I have sometimes... | |
 | 1819 - 186 pages
...such a manner, that they appear to cover a man sleep, ing Under them. The animal knows the clothes, seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence,...and tramples on them in a rage. When his anger is thus appeased, he leaves them ; and then the owner of them may make hi» appearance without any fear,... | |
 | 1824 - 190 pages
...in such a manner, that they appear to cover n man sleeping under them. The camel knows the clothes of him by whom he has been treated with injustice,...of the dress may make his appearance without fear, and load end guide the animal, who submits with amazing; docility to the will of a man, whom, just... | |
 | William Bingley - 1829 - 392 pages
...such a manner, that they appear to cover a man sleeping under them. The animal recognises the clothes, seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence,...appeased, he leaves them, and then the owner of the garments may make his appearance, and, without fear, may load and guide him as he pleases. " I have... | |
 | Charles Williams - 1835 - 246 pages
...The animal recognizes the clothes, seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence, and tram pies on them in a rage. When his anger is appeased, he leaves them, and then the owner of the garments may make his appearance, and, without any fear, load and guide him as he pleases. APPLICATION.... | |
 | Charles Walton Sanders - 1840 - 196 pages
...them. When the angry animal comes along, and observes the clothes, thinking them to be his master, he seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence,...and tramples on them in a rage. When his anger is thus appeased, his master may then make his appearance without any fear, put on his clothes, load the... | |
 | Alexander Reid - 1843 - 122 pages
...they appear to cover a man sleeping under them. The camel recognises the clothes, seizes them in its teeth, shakes them with violence, and tramples on them in a rage. When its anger is appeased, it leaves them, and then the owner may make his appearance without any fear,... | |
 | Edward Pett Thompson - 1851 - 434 pages
...such a manner that they appear to cover a man sleeping under them. The animal recognises the clothes, seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence,...appeased, he leaves them, and then the owner of the * Rolle. garments may make his appearance, and, without any fear, may load and guide him as he pleases.... | |
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The animal recognises the clothes, seizes them in his teeth, shakes them with violence, and tramples on them in a rage. When his anger is appeased, he leaves them, and then the owner of the garments may make his appearance, and, without fear, may load... 
