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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 226

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ption and woodcut: — For the St. Jamess Chronicle. Of this beast, which has already devoured upwards ofseventy Persons and spread Terrour and Desolation through-out the whole Gevaudan, the Sicur de la Chaumette, wholately wounded it, lias given us the following Description.It is larger than a Calf… … 212 The Pictorial Fresss : Streak of Black runs from His Shoulders to the Beginningof his Tail. His Paws are very large and strong ; the Hairon his Back and Mane thick, bristly, and erect; his Taillong and terminating in a Bush, like that of a Lion; hisEyes small, fierce, and fiery. From this…

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