Garner, Richard Lynch, 1848-1920 · Boston and London, Ginn & company · leaf 280
ge of thebushes, and cautiously peeped at the dog. Again sheadvanced a little way, halted, crouched, and peeped. Itwas evident that her purpose was to attack the dog. Herapproach was so wary as to leave no doubt of her dexterityin attacking a foe. Every movement was the embodimentof stealth. Her… … GORILLA MOTHER WITH YOUNG 258 APES AND MONKEYS and the noise he was making with it prevented him fromeither smelling or hearing her. I could not warn him with-out alarming her. If he could have seen her before shemade the attack, I should have left him to take his chancesby flight or by battle. I…
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