Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 76
BENGAL TIGER. The deer gave the travelers a fine supper offruits and roots, and they finished up with amoss-pudding. It was growing quite- dark, sothey were shown to their room, which had wallsof young trees that grew closely together, anda very thick carpet of soft moss. The deer showed the… … C country on the morning after their arrival. Itwas filled with pleasant woods and bright littlelakes, and the deer said that they would be veryhappy if the tigers would only leave them alone. Cant you fight them ? asked the chip-munk. We could, said the deer, if our legswould only wait. But when…
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