Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 205
an. round, extending his trunk in every direction up to him two men ; but flee from them he and sniffing the air. At last, scenting no dan- could not, he was so weak. The people of ger, he went on. that country were kind to elephants, and But at the other end of that narrow pass prized them highly.… … POPO, THE ELEPHANT, WAS ADMIRED WHEREVER HE WENT. and stood ready to fall upon him the momenthe got there. He was already almost therewhen he took alarm, but now the passage wasso narrow that he could scarcely turn. Boldlyhe pushed forward, when out from either sidesprang a dozen elephants, seized…
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