...being. He was even bled twice in the Tight arm ; and whenever he found himfelf afterwards in the fame condition, he held out his arm to be bled, as if he knew that he had formerly received benefit from that operation." Henry Grofs informs us, vol. ip 233. " That fome places towards the hills are covered...

...being. He was even twice bled in the right arm: And, whenever * he found himfelf afterwards in the fame condition, he held out *• his arm to be bled, as...knew that he had formerly received * benefit from that operation.' We » Buffon, vol. 8. page 86. tranC We are informed by Francis Pyrard, ' that, in...

...enraged, seized him by the arm, bit, and threw him down. The male was seized with sickness, and he made the people attend him as if he had been a human...he knew that he had formerly received benefit from that operation.? Two of these animals were sent from the forests of the Carnatic, by a coafting vessel,...

...enraged, caught him by the arm, bit, and threw him down. The male was seized with sickness, and he made the people attend him as if he had been a human...he knew that he had formerly received benefit from that operation. Two Chimpanzees were sent from the forests of the Carnatic, by a coasting vessel, as...

...enraged, caught him by the arm, bit and threw him down. The n::i!e was seized with sickness, and he made the people attend him as if he had been a human being. He was even bled twice in the ri^ht arm; and whenever afterwards he found himself in the same condition, he held out his arm to be...

...a human being. He was even twice bled in the right arm ; and, whenever he found himself afterwards in the same condition, he held out his arm to be bled,...he knew that he had formerly received benefit from that operation." hind feet. She made her bed very neatly every day, lay upon her side, and covered...

...enraged, seized him by the arm, bit, and threw him down. The male was seized with sickness, and he made the people attend him as if he had been a human being. He was even twice bled in the right arm, and whenever afterwards he found himself in the same condition, he held...

...a human being. He was even twice bled in the right arm ; and, whenever he found hknself afterwards in the same condition, he held out his arm to be bled,...he knew that he had formerly received benefit from that operation." We are informed by Francis Pyrard, " that, in the province of Sierra Leona, there...

...enraged, caught him by the arm, bit, and threw him down. The male was seized with sickness, and he made the people attend him as if he had been a human...was even bled twice in the right arm, and, whenever afterward he found himself in the same condition, he held out his arm to be bled, as if he knew that...

...was taken very ill, he required of those around the utmost attention. He was bled twice in the ami, and whenever afterwards he found himself in the same condition, he held out his arm, as if recollecting that the former operation had proved beneficial. M. Pallavicini, who held an official...