The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 137
—nay, twice as many—fights be- over the lions eyes, completely blindfolding them;tween men and beasts. I am told that men some- and then, when the beast was struggling with the 118 STORIES THAT MAKE USE OF HISTORY incumbrance, fastened a rope to a leathern belt wounded, and my heart, it must be… … TILL YESTERDAY I HAD THOUGHT HER THE FAIREST MAIDEN I HAD SEEN. in managing them). With this rope the lion was managed the spectacle were chary of the lives of finally dragged back into his den, the man retiring the rarer and more precious beasts, much to the amidst shouts that could have been no…
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