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I watched him, half prepared to feel offended, until he had satisfied his mirth; and then, “You must have no pity on these animals,” said he; and, plucking a switch out of a thicket, he began to lace Modestine about the stern-works, uttering a cry. The rogue pricked up her ears and broke into a good round pace, which she kept up without flagging, and without exhibiting the least symptom of distress, as long as the peasant kept beside us. Her former panting and shaking had been, I regret to say, a piece of comedy. 去书内
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    It reminds of the word inert. It turns out that not only people have inernia but also animals have inernia. and animals can act as tired. But people cannot grasp its real meaning . How cunning animals are!

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