Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 354
ere torn up, and every nook in the parkwas examined. The python had eaten a heartymeal before his escape, but at the end of thesix months hunger forced him from his hiding-place, and he was discovered one day by thewatchman. The brave man threw his coat overthe snakes head, and clung to his neck… … egging a monkey. A large alligator escapes. 9i8 GLIMPSES OF CENTRAL PARK ANIMALS. [Aug. Four or five years ago a large alligator es-caped from its pen, and was discovered by apark policeman after it had made a vicioussnap at his legs. The animal was bagged by the keepers only after a desperate…
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