Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 685
e deserts, I could frighten you nearlydeath just by roaring at you. But I am quite miand gentle now, although I do occasionally mala good deal of noise. If the keeper will let yoyou may come into my cage and stroke my mane There was nothing about the tigers or the beailor any of the smaller… … THE TIGEK the lion, and they were very anxious to see how itwas done. The animals in the other cages—the leopards,the hyenas, the panthers, the lynxes, the wild cats,and even the Bengal tigers — seemed disturbedwhile the lion was roaring. Perhaps they, too, annoyed, or angered by an attack, or…
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