Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 112
high-born prince, son of an African ruler. Itis true, that the elephant had so far forgotten to berespectable, that he had become angry. Even an elephant will turn when you tread on him.The poor animal had been teased till he could bear itno longer, and breaking loose from the comae, as hiskeeper… … THE MOST RESPECTABLE OF ANIMALS. his hurry to escape, has stumbled right in the ele-phants way. Old Zanzibar, the faithful body-guard of the emperor,risks his own life, and bends forward to raise thechild. But he might have spared his heroics. Dont yousee that the elephant, enraged as he is, has…
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