Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 688
oy andhis little sister to ride. He was about as high as atable, and would have been very glad, I expect, tohave had some boys and girls to play with him.But I had seen many elephants, and so I passed onto another animal with whom I was not at allfamiliar. This was the rhinoceros, and an enormous… … LEOPARDS. >ne peculiarity which is not, I think, generallyaiown. It is said that the giraffe is one of the[uietest creatures on earth, for he has never beenmown to utter a sound of any kind, under any cir- very small eyes, a big head and nose, and one ofthe most dreadful mouths you ever looked…
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