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    forhealsand

    alsbegantopro,looking

    forsothingtoeatfortheirtesandtheirownyoung,and

    theylikedthetasteofhunbeingsithere

    yousteithereatorbeeaten,andlifewasveryunhappy

    becauseitisery

    insuer,nothesrchingraysofthe

    sun,andduringtheerhischildrenodeath

    inhisarurehurtitself,andhunting

    anilsareforeverbreakingtheirbonesorsprainingtheir

    ankleshehadnoootakeandhestdiea

    horribledeath

    likenyoftheanilshezoohtheir

    strangenoises,earlynlikedtojabberthatistosay,he

    endlesslyrepeatedthesaunintelligiblegibberishbecauseit

    pleasedhiohearthesoundofhisvoiceinduetihe

    leaedthatheuldusethisgutturalnoisetowahisfellow

    beingshreatenedandhegavecertainlittle

    shrieksetoan``thereisatigeror``heree

    fiveelephantsthentheothersgruntedsothingbackat

    hindtheirgroeant,``iseetheor``letusrunaway

    andhideandthisheoriginofalllanguage

    but,asihavesaidbefore,ofthesebeginningsweknow

    soverylittleearlynhadnotoolsandhebuilthielf

    nohouseshelivedanddiedandleftnotraceofhisexistence

    exceptafeollarbonesandafeesofhisskull

    thesetellusthatnythousandsofyearsagotheworldwas

    inhabitedbycertainals

    alltheotheranilsanother

    unknoalowalkon

    itshindlegsanduseitsforepaere

    stprobablynnectedhthecreaturesobe

    ourodiateancestors

    itislittleenoughherestisdarkness

    prehistoricn

    prehistoricnbeginstoke

    thingsforhielf

    earlyndidnotknoeanthekept

    norerdsofbirthdaysorhehour

    ofdeathhehadnoideaofdaysorweeksorevenyears

    butinageneraltrackoftheseasonsforhehad

    noticedthattheldild

    springthatspringgrers

    ripenedandtheobeeatenand

    thatsuerendedsoftheleaves

    frohetreesandanuerofanilstingready

    forthelonghibealsleep

    butnoethingunusualandratherfrighteninghad

    happenedsothingatterhtheherthe

    daysofsuerhadeverylatethefruitshad

    notripenedthetopsoftheuntainsobevered

    hgrassnohaheavy

    burdenofsnow

    then,oneing,anuerof

    froheothercreaturese

    theregionofthehighpeaksthey

    lookedleanandappearedtobestarvingtheyutteredsounds

    edtosaythat

    theyfoodenoughforboththe

    oldinhabitantsandtheneersheytriedtostay

    rethanafehereerriblebattlehclawlike

    handsandfeetandilieshersfled

    baountainslopesanddiedinthenextblizzard

    butthepeopleintheforestlyfrightenedall

    thetithedaysgreerandthenightsgrehan

    theyoughttohavebeen

    finally,inagapbethereappeareda

    tinyspeckofgreenishicerapidlyitincreasedinsizea

    giganticglaciercaslidingdooneswere

    beingpushedintothevalleys

    torrentsoficeanddandblocksofgranitesuddenly

    tuledangthepeopleoftheforestandkilledthebr >

    heysleptcenturyoldtreesokindling

    henitbegantosnow

    itsnoonthsandnthsalltheplantsdiedand

    theanilsfledinsearanhoisted

    hisyounguponhisbackandfollobutheuldnot

    travelasfastastheuresandheo

    choosebetsto

    havepreferredtheforrforhehasnagedtosurvivethe

    terribleglacialperiodsoccasions

    threatenedtokilleveryhunbeingonthefaceoftheearth

    inthefirstplaself

    lesthefreezetodeathheleaedhoodigholesandver

    thebranchesandleavesandinthesetrapshecaught

    bearsandhyenas,henkilledhheavystonesand

    selfandhisfaly

    nextthispleny

    anilsannow

    follople,drovetheanilsoutoftheir

    hosandclaidtheorhisown

    evenso,thecliteostpeopleand

    theoldandtheyoungdiedataterribleratethenagenius

    bethoughthielfoftheuseoffireonce,hunting,

    hehadbeeneeredthathe

    hadbeenalstroastedtodeathbytheflasthusfarfire

    hadbeenanenenoeafriendadeadtree

    eansofsuldering

    branchesfrobuinguedthecaveinto

    azylittleroo

    andthenoneeveningadeadchickenfellintothefireit

    andisvered

    thatattastedbetterhenandthere

    discardedoneoftheoldhabitshthe

    otheranilsandbegantopreparehisfood

    inthishousandsofyearspassedonlythepeople

    hthecleverestbrainssurvivedtheyhadtostruggleday

    andnightagainstldandhungertheyoinvent

    toolstheyleaedhoosharpenstonesintoaxesandhow

    tokehaerstheyoputuplargestores

    offoodfortheendlessdaysoftheerandtheyfoundthat

    clayuldbedeintobohe

    raysofthesunandsotheglacialperiod,hreatened

    todestroythehunrace,becaitsgreatestteacher

    beantousehisbrain

    hieroglyphics

    theegyptiansinventtheartof

    ingandthererdof

    historybegins

    theseearliestancestorsofourshegreat

    europeanwilde

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