The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 136
e combat, and willingly wouldhave retreated from the bull into itsden. It had manifestly no liking forthe fight, and could scarcely be urgedinto it by the keeper, though the manput hot iron to its hide (which, in-deed, is marvelously thick), and blewinto its ear with a trumpet. The bull,though… … WITH WONDERFUL ADROITNESS HE THREW THE CLOTHOVER THE LIONS EYES. accord, also was urged on with fluttering pennons perished in this way last year. But to-day all of red. So, at last, they got the two to engage;and then the rhinoceros, tossing up his head,sent the bull flying into the air, as if it…
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