Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 444
forming lions in cages. The keeper goes |Sjthe cage and makes the lions, and sometimes leopards and other anin vjump about and do just as he tells them. 877-1 FOR VERY LITTLE FOLKS. 417 As the lion seems to have a better disposition than most other savage>easts, he sometimes becomes so tame that… … THE LION. ner for himself. It would not be long before he would be seen springing}•■in a cow or a horse—if he did not fancy some little boy or girl.So, after all, there are animals which have much nobler dispositions than lion, and among these are elephants and dogs—who not only are ofteni>ted…
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