Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 254
ts can overcomedifficulties ofall kinds. Whowould supposefor a moment thatso huge and un-gainly an animalwould be entirelyat home in thewater ? Yet fewanimals are moreso. Upon the firstday of the marchall the elephantswere obliged toswim a deep river,and they plungedin with everyevidence of… … *Yl^* ELEIHANT TOBOGGANS. / They would now and then raise their eyes also above the surface. upon it;but with ele-phants it was a differ-ent matter. An old andtrustworthy animal, beingselected as leader, cautiouslystepped over the side and on to theincline. Here it doubled back its hind…
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