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alsbegantopro,looking
forsothifortheirtesandtheirownyoung,and
theylikedthetasteofhunbeings.ithere
yousteithereatorbeeaten,andlifewasveryunhappy
becauseitisery.
insuer,nothesrgraysofthe
sun,andduringtheerhischildreh
inhisar.urehurtitself,andhunting
anilsareforeverbreakingtheirbonesorsprainingtheir
ankleshehadnoootakeadiea
horribledeath.
likenyoftheanilshezoohtheir
strangenoises,earlyojabber.thatistosay,he
endlesslyrepeatedthesaunintelligiblegibberishbecauseit
pleasedhiohearthesoundofhisvoiduetihe
leaedthatheuldusethisgutturalowahisfellow
beingshreatenedandhegavecertainlittle
shrieksetoan``thereisatigeror``heree
fiveelephants.thehersgruhingbackat
hindtheirgroeant,``iseetheor``letusrunaway
andhide.andthisheinofalllanguage.
but,asihavesaidbefore,ofthesebeginningsweknow
soverylittle.earlynhadnotoolsandhebuilthielf
nohouses.helivedanddiedanotraceofhisexistence
exceptafeollarbonesandafeesofhisskull.
thesetellusthatnythousandsofyearsagotheworldwas
inhabitedbycertainals
alltheotheranilsanother
unknoalowalkon
itshindlegsasforepaere
stprobablyedhthecreaturesobe
ourodiateaors.
itislittleenoughherestisdarkness.
prehistori
prehistoribeginstoke
thingsforhielf.
earlyndidnotk.hekept
norerdsofbirthdaysorhehour
ofdeath.hehadnoideaofdaysorweeksorevenyears.
butinagerackoftheseasonsforhehad
noticedthattheldild
springthatspringgrers
ripenedandtheobeeatenand
thatsuerendedsoftheleaves
frohetreesandanuerofanilstingready
forthelonghibealsleep.
buthingunusualandratherfrighteninghad
happened.sothingatterhtheher.the
daysofsuerhadeverylate.thefruitshad
notripehetopsoftheuntainsobevered
hgrassnohaheavy
burdenofsnow.
then,oneing,anuerof
froheothercreaturese
theregionofthehighpeaks.they
lookedleanandappearedtobestarving.theyutteredsounds
edtosaythat
theyfoodenoughforboththe
oldinhabitantsandtheneers.heytriedtostay
rethanafehereerriblebattlehclawlike
handsaandilieshersfled
baountainslopesaheblizzard.
butthepeopleintheforestlyfrightened.all
thetithedaysgreerandthenightsgrehan
theyoughttohavebeen.
finally,inagapbethereappeareda
tinyspeckofgreenishice.rapidlyitincreasedinsize.a
giganticglaciercaslidingdooneswere
beingpushedintothevalley.s
torrentsofiddandblocksofgranitesuddenly
tuledangthepeopleoftheforestandkilledthebr >
heyslept.turyoldtreesokindling
heosnow.
itsnoonthsandnths.alltheplantsdiedand
theanilsfledinsearanhoisted
hisyounguponhisbadfollo.butheuldnot
travelasfastastheuresandheo
choosebetsto
havepreferredtheforrforhehasosurvivethe
terribleglacialperiodsoccasions
threateokilleveryhunbeingonthefaceoftheearth.
inthefirstplaself
lesthefreezetodeath.heleaedhoodigholesandver
thebranchesandleavesandirapshecaught
bearsandhyenas,henkilledhheavystonesand
selfandhisfaly.
hisple.ny
anilsannow
follople,drovetheanilsoutoftheir
hosandclaidtheorhisown.
evenso,thecliteostpeopleand
theoldandtheyouaterriblerate.thenagenius
bethoughthielfoftheuseoffire.once,hunting,
hehadbeehathe
hadbeenalstroastedtodeathbytheflas.thusfarfire
hadbeenanene.noeafriend.adeadtree
eansofsuldering
branchesfrobuihecaveinto
azylittleroo
andthenoneeveningadeadchifellintothefire.it
andisvered
thatattastedbetterhenandthere
discardedoheoldhabitshthe
otheranilsaopreparehisfood.
inthishousandsofyearspassed.onlythepeople
hthecleverestbrainssurvived.theyhadtleday
andnightagainstldandhuheyoi
tools.theyleaedhoosharpenstooaxesandhow
tokehaers.theyoputuplargestores
offoodfortheendlessdaysoftheerandtheyfoundthat
clayuldbedeintobohe
raysofthesun.andsotheglacialperiod,hreatened
todestroythehunrace,becaitsgreatestteacher
beantousehisbrain.
hieroglyphics
theegyptiansiheartof
ingandthererdof
histins
theseearliestaorsreat
europeanwilde
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