Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 321
earned as he wasin the lore of the cages, to observe how thedealers who had invested their money in somany beasts that were liable to quick diseaseand almost sudden death could rest content tosee their charges so closely confined. Thereappeared to be scarcely room for any animal toturn. But he came… … HE GRASPED A CROWBAR AND STARTED FOR THE ANIMAL. 308 THE ANIMAL-SHIP. 309 tives could not survive unless there was plentyof hay and grain ; another must have fruits andvegetables; and as for the carnivorous beasts,not only did they require refrigerators filledwith meat, but the very deck was alive…
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