7. That twain wherewith Time put the brute to school,

Who was the “brute”? How “put to school”?

6. What gage of mastery in fire and tool!—

The control of fire was the first great step in civilization and someone has said that the invention of the bow and arrow wrought greater changes in human life than any other invention. By enabling man to kill at a greater range it increased his supply of meat and so made it possible to live in larger groups.

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Why didn’t Hugh roast the dog instead of boiling? Note details of preparation. Hugh ate the entire dog. Two starved Indian hunters have been known to eat the whole carcass of a deer at one sitting.

13. Hugh slept. And then—as divers, mounting, sunder etc.

A vivid expression of a common experience on waking from especially profound sleep.

Define: bulimic, gage.

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