Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 586
s of the Barnumand Bailey circus throughout the country, thesesame animals will remain perfectly passive inthe streets of -great cities, no matter how loudlythe band may play, the calliope whistle, orthe small boys shout. But, strange to say, aquiet country lane affects them very differently,and… … ZEBRAS IN AN EVERY-DAY AMERICAN BARNYARD. the farmers. The caravan starts on its journey A generation of circus audiences has faced promptly at sunrise, and it is usually late in the these same animals in their tented city. And day before the farm is reached and the last un- because we are used to…
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