Cumulative Record. Chapter 49: Pigeons in a Pelican. Quote 1

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Post published:May 21, 2024
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Man has always made use of the sensory capacities of animals, either because they are more acute than his own or more convenient. The watchdog probably hears better than his master and, in any case, listens while his master sleeps. (p. 630)

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