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noheysurroundyouonallsides.theyare yourdailypanionsireetsandinyourho,andyou iliarusinsbehindthebarsofthezoological garden. ahepartingofthean suddenlyleavestheendlessproblylivingand dyiuresandbeginstousehisreasontoshapethe destinyofhisrace. onealinparticularseedtosurpassallothersin itsabilitytofindfoodaer.ithadleaedtouseits forefeetforthepurposeofholdingitsprey,andbydintof praeithaddevelopedahandlikeclaerable attetsithadleaedhoobalahehe bodyuponthehihisisadiffit,hevery childhastoleaaneanracehasbeen doingitforoverallionyears. thiscreature,halfapeandhalfsuperiorto both,beakea livingineveryoved aboutingroups.itleaedhoakestrangegruntsto anyhundreds ofthousandsofyearsitbegantousethesethroatynoises forthepurposeoftalking. thisayhardlybelieveit,wasyour first``nlikeaor. ourearliestaors weknoen.wehave neverseentheirpictures.inthedeepestlayerofclayofan anesfoundpiecesoftheirbones. theselayburiedadstthebrokeonsofotheranils thathavelongsincedisappearedfrohefaceoftheearth. anthropologistsleaedstistsetheirlivesto thestudyofheanilkingdoave takenthesebonesandtheyhavebeeorenstructour earliestaorshafairdegreeofay. thegreatgreatgrandfatherofthehunracewasavery uglyandunattractiveal.heuch sllerthanthepeopleoftoday.theheatofthesunandthe bitinghelderhadlouredhisskinadark broostofhisbody,hisaraoo, hlong,arsehair.hehadverythinbut strongfingersadehishandslooklikethoseofankey. hisforeheadhejawofa alsteethbothasforkandknife.he esofthe rulingvoloesoke andtheirlava. helivedinthedablaessofvastforests,asthe pygesofafricadotothisveryday.the pangsofhungerheateraherootsofplantsor hetooktheeggsaanangrybirdaheohis oeralongandpatientchase, heallwilddogorperhapsa rabbit.theseheraovered thatfoodtastedbetterooked. duringthehoursofday,thispritivehunbeing prolookingforthingstoeat. desdedupoh,hehidhiswifeand hischildreninaholloeheavyboulders, ...
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