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Little George's first journey (1846)

Philadelphia : American Sunday-School Union · leaf 70

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so swallowmen. He said that he had a picture, whichhe would show George, of a large serpent,called a boa-constrictor, which had caught astag, by twisting itself round it, and which itwas intending to swallow. George. But I wonder that the stag did not A WALK. 71 *un aw?y, and not let itself be… … Then they dart down upon it; and before itcan begin to try to escape, the boa is curledround and round it, crushing its bones, andsqueezing the breath out of its body. Then,when this is done, the boa loosens itself fromthe poor animal, and covers it all over withslime from its mouth, so as to make…

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