Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1091
wasno water too deep or current too strong for theelephants, who went up and down the steepestslopes and over rocks like great cats as theypatrolled the river, rolling into the current withheads, trunks, and tusks the logs stranded alongthe channel, or wading out into cataracts tobreak a forming… … in the head, causing him to drop the man andsneak away in the darkness. The tracks of thetiger showed him to be a very large as well asbold one; but after his experience with thefirebrand, he was not likely, so the men as-sured me, to venture into the camp againwhile fires were burning there. The…
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