Translations:Victor of Aveyron/81/en

• It is worthy of remark, that this language of ai lion is entirely natural to him; and that, during the first d.i) s of his entrance into society, he employed it in the manner most expressive. « When he felt thirst,*' said Citizen Constans St. Esteve, who had seen him in the beginning of this interesting period, « he cast his eyes on the right and kft; having S perceived a pitcher, he put my hand into his own, and led me towards it, and then struck it with his left hand, in order to denote his wish to drink; I carried him some wine, which lies declined to take, expressing impatience at my delay in 2 in g hi, n some water instead.