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I
happened
to
wear
my
gloves
,
which
the
master
gray
observing
,
seemed
perplexed
,
discovering
signs
of
wonder
what
I
had
done
to
my
fore-feet
.
He
put
his
hoof
three
or
four
times
to
them
,
as
if
he
would
signify
,
that
I
should
reduce
them
to
their
former
shape
,
which
I
presently
did
,
pulling
off
both
my
gloves
,
and
putting
them
into
my
pocket
.
This
occasioned
farther
talk
;
and
I
saw
the
company
was
pleased
with
my
behaviour
,
whereof
I
soon
found
the
good
effects
.
I
was
ordered
to
speak
the
few
words
I
understood
;
and
while
they
were
at
dinner
,
the
master
taught
me
the
names
for
oats
,
milk
,
fire
,
water
,
and
some
others
,
which
I
could
readily
pronounce
after
him
,
having
from
my
youth
a
great
facility
in
learning
languages
.
When
dinner
was
done
,
the
master
horse
took
me
aside
,
and
by
signs
and
words
made
me
understand
the
concern
he
was
in
that
I
had
nothing
to
eat
.
Oats
in
their
tongue
are
called
hlunnh
.
This
word
I
pronounced
two
or
three
times
;
for
although
I
had
refused
them
at
first
,
yet
,
upon
second
thoughts
,
I
considered
that
I
could
contrive
to
make
of
them
a
kind
of
bread
,
which
might
be
sufficient
,
with
milk
,
to
keep
me
alive
,
till
I
could
make
my
escape
to
some
other
country
,
and
to
creatures
of
my
own
species
.
The
horse
immediately
ordered
a
white
mare
servant
of
his
family
to
bring
me
a
good
quantity
of
oats
in
a
sort
of
wooden
tray
.
These
I
heated
before
the
fire
,
as
well
as
I
could
,
and
rubbed
them
till
the
husks
came
off
,
which
I
made
a
shift
to
winnow
from
the
grain
.
I
ground
and
beat
them
between
two
stones
;
then
took
water
,
and
made
them
into
a
paste
or
cake
,
which
I
toasted
at
the
fire
and
eat
warm
with
milk
.
It
was
at
first
a
very
insipid
diet
,
though
common
enough
in
many
parts
of
Europe
,
but
grew
tolerable
by
time
;
and
having
been
often
reduced
to
hard
fare
in
my
life
,
this
was
not
the
first
experiment
I
had
made
how
easily
nature
is
satisfied
.
And
I
can
not
but
observe
,
that
I
never
had
one
hours
sickness
while
I
stayed
in
this
island
.
It
is
true
,
I
sometimes
made
a
shift
to
catch
a
rabbit
,
or
bird
,
by
springs
made
of
Yahoo
's
hairs
;
and
I
often
gathered
wholesome
herbs
,
which
I
boiled
,
and
ate
as
salads
with
my
bread
;
and
now
and
then
,
for
a
rarity
,
I
made
a
little
butter
,
and
drank
the
whey
I
was
at
first
at
a
great
loss
for
salt
,
but
custom
soon
reconciled
me
to
the
want
of
it
;
and
I
am
confident
that
the
frequent
use
of
salt
among
us
is
an
effect
of
luxury
,
and
was
first
introduced
only
as
a
provocative
to
drink
,
except
where
it
is
necessary
for
preserving
flesh
in
long
voyages
,
or
in
places
remote
from
great
markets
;
for
we
observe
no
animal
to
be
fond
of
it
but
man
,
and
as
to
myself
,
when
I
left
this
country
,
it
was
a
great
while
before
I
could
endure
the
taste
of
it
in
anything
that
I
ate
.
This
is
enough
to
say
upon
the
subject
of
my
diet
,
wherewith
other
travellers
fill
their
books
,
as
if
the
readers
were
personally
concerned
whether
we
fare
well
or
ill
.
However
,
it
was
necessary
to
mention
this
matter
,
lest
the
world
should
think
it
impossible
that
I
could
find
sustenance
for
three
years
in
such
a
country
,
and
among
such
inhabitants
.
When
it
grew
towards
evening
,
the
master
horse
ordered
a
place
for
me
to
lodge
in
;
it
was
but
six
yards
from
the
house
and
separated
from
the
stable
of
the
Yahoos
.
Here
I
got
some
straw
,
and
covering
myself
with
my
own
clothes
,
slept
very
sound
.
But
I
was
in
a
short
time
better
accommodated
,
as
the
reader
shall
know
hereafter
,
when
I
come
to
treat
more
particularly
about
my
way
of
living
.
My
principal
endeavour
was
to
learn
the
language
,
which
my
master
(
for
so
I
shall
henceforth
call
him
)
)
,
and
his
children
,
and
every
servant
of
his
house
,
were
desirous
to
teach
me
;
for
they
looked
upon
it
as
a
prodigy
,
that
a
brute
animal
should
discover
such
marks
of
a
rational
creature
.
I
pointed
to
every
thing
,
and
inquired
the
name
of
it
,
which
I
wrote
down
in
my
journal-book
when
I
was
alone
,
and
corrected
my
bad
accent
by
desiring
those
of
the
family
to
pronounce
it
often
.
In
this
employment
,
a
sorrel
nag
,
one
of
the
under-servants
,
was
very
ready
to
assist
me
.
In
speaking
,
they
pronounced
through
the
nose
and
throat
,
and
their
language
approaches
nearest
to
the
High-Dutch
,
or
German
,
of
any
I
know
in
Europe
;
but
is
much
more
graceful
and
significant
.
The
emperor
Charles
V.
made
almost
the
same
observation
,
when
he
said
"
that
if
he
were
to
speak
to
his
horse
,
it
should
be
in
High-Dutch
.
"
The
curiosity
and
impatience
of
my
master
were
so
great
,
that
he
spent
many
hours
of
his
leisure
to
instruct
me
.
He
was
convinced
(
as
he
afterwards
told
me
)
)
that
I
must
be
a
Yahoo
;
but
my
teachableness
,
civility
,
and
cleanliness
,
astonished
him
;
which
were
qualities
altogether
opposite
to
those
animals
.
He
was
most
perplexed
about
my
clothes
,
reasoning
sometimes
with
himself
,
whether
they
were
a
part
of
my
body
:
for
I
never
pulled
them
off
till
the
family
were
asleep
,
and
got
them
on
before
they
waked
in
the
morning
.
My
master
was
eager
to
learn
"
whence
I
came
;
how
I
acquired
those
appearances
of
reason
,
which
I
discovered
in
all
my
actions
;
and
to
know
my
story
from
my
own
mouth
,
which
he
hoped
he
should
soon
do
by
the
great
proficiency
I
made
in
learning
and
pronouncing
their
words
and
sentences
.
"
To
help
my
memory
,
I
formed
all
I
learned
into
the
English
alphabet
,
and
writ
the
words
down
,
with
the
translations
.
This
last
,
after
some
time
,
I
ventured
to
do
in
my
master
's
presence
.
It
cost
me
much
trouble
to
explain
to
him
what
I
was
doing
;
for
the
inhabitants
have
not
the
least
idea
of
books
or
literature
.
