Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 320
h his crowbar, the tigerseemed inclined to attack him. It was a terri-ble moment, and death was very near to thedaring boy. But he advanced unflinchingly,until at last the tiger, with a snarl of rage,turned, ran back up the passage, and again en-tered his cage, curling down in its darkenedcorner,… … sary food. During nearly the wholetime, a savage baboon was at large.He escaped from his cage on thenight of the ships arrival. Thebaboons were amongthe first to be takenonboard. One of themost hideous of thembroke loose, opened thewindow of the room inwhich it was confined, andleaped to the roof…
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