text_original: They had entirely forsaken that range of hills. "`All readers of natural history are familiar with the wonderful climbing and saltatory powers of the ibex; and, although they cannot (as has been described in print) make a spring and hang on by their horns until they gain footing, yet in reality, for such heavy looking animals, they get over the most inaccessible looking places in an almost miraculous manner.
text_transcription: THEY HAD ENTIRELY FORSAKEN THAT RANGE OF HILLS ALL READERS OF NATURAL HISTORY ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE WONDERFUL CLIMBING AND SOLITARY POWERS OF THE IBEX AND ALTHOUGH THEY CANNOT AS HAS BEEN DESCRIBED IN PRINT MAKE A SPRING AND HANG ON BY THEIR HORNS UNTIL THEY GAIN FOOTING YET IN REALITY FOR SUCH HEAVY LOOKING ANIMALS THEY GET OVER THE MOST INACCESSIBLE LOOKING PLACES IN AN ALMOST MIRACULOUS MANNER
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