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sh
attrablebeesandthe
birdsheseedsfarandiltheh
hadbeeveredhgreenpastures,orlaydarkunderthe
shadoeofthefishestoo
hadbeguntoleavethesea,andtheyhadleaedhoobreathe
phibious,
eansthattheyareabletolivehequaleaseontheland
andintheerthefirstfroghcantellyou
allaboutthepleasuresofthedoubleexistenphibian
onceoutsideofthealsgraduallyadapted
theelvesreandretolifeonlandsobecareptiles
creaturesheysharedthe
silenove
fasterthroughthesoftsoil,theyirovedupontheirlegs
andtheirsizeincreaseduntiltheedh
gigantishehandbooksofbiologylistunder
thenasofiegalosaurusandbrontosaurus
obethirtytofortyfeetlongandouldhave
playedhelephantsasafullgroplayshherkittens
sooftheersofthisreptilianfalybegantolivein
thetopsofthetrees,orethanahundred
feethightheynolongeeededtheirlegsforthepurpose
oftovequicklyfrobr >
branchtobranchandsotheychangedapartoftheirskin
intoasortofparachute,retchedbethesidesof
theirbodiesandtheslltoesoftheirforefeet,andgradually
theyveredthisskinnyparachuteade
theirtailsintoasteeringgearandfletreetotreeand
developedintotruebirds
thenastrangethinghappenedallthegiganticreptiles
diedeknohereasonperhaps
itateperhapsthey
hadgronorwalknor
craheystarvedtodeathhinsightbutnothin
reachofthebigfesandtreeseverthecause,the
llionyearoldpireofthebigreptileswasover
theobeoccupiedbyverydifferent
creaturestheyhedescendantsofthereptilesbutthey
the
``aeorthebreastsofthetherode
sciencecallstheseanils``alstheyhadshedthe
scalesofthefishtheydidnotadoptthefeathersofthebird,
buttheyveredtheirbodiesaalshowever
developedotherhabitsheirraceagreatadvantage
overtheotheranilsthefeleofthespecies
carriedtheeggsoftheyounginsideherbodyuntiltheywere
hatchedande,had
lefttheirchildrenexposedtothedangersofldandheat,
andtheattalskepttheiryoung
foralongtiandshelteredtheeywere
stilltooiesinthisheyoung
alsuchbetterchancetosurvive,because
theyleaednythingsfroheirthers,asyouwillknow
ifyouhaveeverchedacatteachingherkittenstotake
selvesandhooheirfacesandhoo
catchce
butofthesealsineednottellyouchforyou
knoheysurroundyouonallsidestheyare
yourdailypanionsinthestreetsandinyourho,andyou
iliarusinsbehindthebarsofthezoological
garden
andnoetothepartingofthean
suddenlyleavestheendlessproblylivingand
dyingcreaturesandbeginstousehisreasontoshapethe
destinyofhisrace
onealinparticularseedtosurpassallothersin
itsabilitytofindfoodandshelterithadleaedtouseits
forefeetforthepurposeofholdingitsprey,andbydintof
practiceithaddevelopedahandlikeclaerable
attetsithadleaedhoobalancethehe
bodyuponthehindlegsthisisadifficultact,hevery
childhastoleaaneanracehasbeen
doingitforoverallionyears
thiscreature,halfapeandhalfnkeybutsuperiorto
both,beakea
livingineveryoved
aboutingroupsitleaedhoakestrangegruntsto
anyhundreds
ofthousandsofyearsitbegantousethesethroatynoises
forthepurposeoftalking
thisayhardlybelieveit,wasyour
first``nlikeancestor
ourearliestancestors
weknoenwehave
neverseentheirpicturesinthedeepestlayerofclayofan
anesfoundpiecesoftheirbones
theselayburiedadstthebrokenskeletonsofotheranils
thathavelongsincedisappearedfrohefaceoftheearth
anthropologistsleaedscientistsetheirlivesto
thestudyofnasaeroftheanilkingdoave
takenthesebonesandtheyhavebeenabletorenstructour
earliestancestorshafairdegreeofaccuracy
thegreatgreatgrandfatherofthehunracewasavery
uglyandunattractivealheuch
sllerthanthepeopleoftodaytheheatofthesunandthe
bitinghelderhadlouredhisskinadark
broostofhisbody,hisarandlegstoo,
hlong,arsehairhehadverythinbut
strongfingersadehishandslooklikethoseofankey
hisforeheadhejawofa
alsteethbothasforkandknifehe
esofthe
rulingvolcanoesoke
andtheirlava
helivedinthedablacknessofvastforests,asthe
pygesofafricadotothisverydaythe
pangsofhungerheateraherootsofplantsor
hetooktheeggsaanangrybirdandfedtheohis
oeralongandpatientchase,
heallwilddogorperhapsa
rabbittheseheraovered
thatfoodtastedbetterooked
duringthehoursofday,thispritivehunbeing
prolookingforthingstoeat
descendedupontheearth,hehidhiswifeand
hischildreninaholloeheavyboulders,
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sh
attrablebeesandthe
birdsheseedsfarandiltheh
hadbeeveredhgreenpastures,orlaydarkunderthe
shadoeofthefishestoo
hadbeguntoleavethesea,andtheyhadleaedhoobreathe
phibious,
eansthattheyareabletolivehequaleaseontheland
andintheerthefirstfroghcantellyou
allaboutthepleasuresofthedoubleexistenphibian
onceoutsideofthealsgraduallyadapted
theelvesreandretolifeonlandsobecareptiles
creaturesheysharedthe
silenove
fasterthroughthesoftsoil,theyirovedupontheirlegs
andtheirsizeincreaseduntiltheedh
gigantishehandbooksofbiologylistunder
thenasofiegalosaurusandbrontosaurus
obethirtytofortyfeetlongandouldhave
playedhelephantsasafullgroplayshherkittens
sooftheersofthisreptilianfalybegantolivein
thetopsofthetrees,orethanahundred
feethightheynolongeeededtheirlegsforthepurpose
oftovequicklyfrobr >
branchtobranchandsotheychangedapartoftheirskin
intoasortofparachute,retchedbethesidesof
theirbodiesandtheslltoesoftheirforefeet,andgradually
theyveredthisskinnyparachuteade
theirtailsintoasteeringgearandfletreetotreeand
developedintotruebirds
thenastrangethinghappenedallthegiganticreptiles
diedeknohereasonperhaps
itateperhapsthey
hadgronorwalknor
craheystarvedtodeathhinsightbutnothin
reachofthebigfesandtreeseverthecause,the
llionyearoldpireofthebigreptileswasover
theobeoccupiedbyverydifferent
creaturestheyhedescendantsofthereptilesbutthey
the
``aeorthebreastsofthetherode
sciencecallstheseanils``alstheyhadshedthe
scalesofthefishtheydidnotadoptthefeathersofthebird,
buttheyveredtheirbodiesaalshowever
developedotherhabitsheirraceagreatadvantage
overtheotheranilsthefeleofthespecies
carriedtheeggsoftheyounginsideherbodyuntiltheywere
hatchedande,had
lefttheirchildrenexposedtothedangersofldandheat,
andtheattalskepttheiryoung
foralongtiandshelteredtheeywere
stilltooiesinthisheyoung
alsuchbetterchancetosurvive,because
theyleaednythingsfroheirthers,asyouwillknow
ifyouhaveeverchedacatteachingherkittenstotake
selvesandhooheirfacesandhoo
catchce
butofthesealsineednottellyouchforyou
knoheysurroundyouonallsidestheyare
yourdailypanionsinthestreetsandinyourho,andyou
iliarusinsbehindthebarsofthezoological
garden
andnoetothepartingofthean
suddenlyleavestheendlessproblylivingand
dyingcreaturesandbeginstousehisreasontoshapethe
destinyofhisrace
onealinparticularseedtosurpassallothersin
itsabilitytofindfoodandshelterithadleaedtouseits
forefeetforthepurposeofholdingitsprey,andbydintof
practiceithaddevelopedahandlikeclaerable
attetsithadleaedhoobalancethehe
bodyuponthehindlegsthisisadifficultact,hevery
childhastoleaaneanracehasbeen
doingitforoverallionyears
thiscreature,halfapeandhalfnkeybutsuperiorto
both,beakea
livingineveryoved
aboutingroupsitleaedhoakestrangegruntsto
anyhundreds
ofthousandsofyearsitbegantousethesethroatynoises
forthepurposeoftalking
thisayhardlybelieveit,wasyour
first``nlikeancestor
ourearliestancestors
weknoenwehave
neverseentheirpicturesinthedeepestlayerofclayofan
anesfoundpiecesoftheirbones
theselayburiedadstthebrokenskeletonsofotheranils
thathavelongsincedisappearedfrohefaceoftheearth
anthropologistsleaedscientistsetheirlivesto
thestudyofnasaeroftheanilkingdoave
takenthesebonesandtheyhavebeenabletorenstructour
earliestancestorshafairdegreeofaccuracy
thegreatgreatgrandfatherofthehunracewasavery
uglyandunattractivealheuch
sllerthanthepeopleoftodaytheheatofthesunandthe
bitinghelderhadlouredhisskinadark
broostofhisbody,hisarandlegstoo,
hlong,arsehairhehadverythinbut
strongfingersadehishandslooklikethoseofankey
hisforeheadhejawofa
alsteethbothasforkandknifehe
esofthe
rulingvolcanoesoke
andtheirlava
helivedinthedablacknessofvastforests,asthe
pygesofafricadotothisverydaythe
pangsofhungerheateraherootsofplantsor
hetooktheeggsaanangrybirdandfedtheohis
oeralongandpatientchase,
heallwilddogorperhapsa
rabbittheseheraovered
thatfoodtastedbetterooked
duringthehoursofday,thispritivehunbeing
prolookingforthingstoeat
descendedupontheearth,hehidhiswifeand
hischildreninaholloeheavyboulders,
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