Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 242
ich held it; whiDan tried to catch the cockatoo, who flew downfrom the table to the floor and hopped away, hotlypursued by the explorer. They both met the ele-phant in her war-path, who tried hard to tramplethem down, amid shouts of laughter and a gooddeal of damage from the trumpet. The… … fury; and when Dan seized her by her tin nose andtrotted her all over the floor at his will, you may besure the elephants dignity was greatly impaired,and her own laughter crowned her defeat. The boa had made off at the same time with themonkeys tail, and hung his head down fromthe top of a bureau,…
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