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Things to do 70 Make a list of advice you receive at home, in school and on the playground. S.l. No. Place Advice 1. home _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ 2. school _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ 3. playground _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ Textbook
Textbook 11 Grandpa fights an Ostrich Before my grandfather joined the Indian Railways, he worked for a few years on the East African Railways, and it was during that period that he had his now famous encounter with the ostrich. My childhood was frequently enlivened by this oft told tale of his, and I give it here in his own words–or as well as I can remember them ! While engaged in the laying of a new railway line, I had a miraculous escape from an awful death. I lived in a small township, but my work lay some twelve miles away, and I had to go to the work-site and back on horseback. One day, my horse had a slight accident, so I decided to do the journey on foot, being a great walker in these days. I also knew of a short-cut through the hills that would save me about six miles. This short-cut went through an ostrich farm or ‘‘camp’’, as it was called. It was the breeding season. I was fairly familiar with the ways of ostriches, and knew that male birds were very aggressive in breeding season, ready to attack on the slightest provocation, but I also knew that my dog would scare away any bird that might try to attack me. Strange though it may seem even the biggest ostrich (and some of them grow to a height of nine feet) will run faster than a racehorse at the sight of even a small dog. So, I felt quite safe in the company of my dog, a mongrel who had adopted me some two months previously. On arrival at the ’’camp’’, I climbed through the wire fencing and, keeping a good look-out, dodged across the open spaces between the thorn bushes. Now and then I caught a glimpse of the birds feeding some distance away. 71
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