Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 661
sight of a don-key or horse would almost give him a fit. Nowhe is not even afraid of the largest and fiercest-looking automobile. He climbs over fences,calls on the other animals quartered in hisneighborhood, plays with any dog that coniesalong, and allows the children to pull his earsand pat his… … TAKING A FENCE. who visit Bronx Park who can spare fifteencents for an elephant-ride. But all are allowedto feed him peanuts and sweetmeats, andGunda has grown fat and good-natured on thegenerous morsels he has received from hisyoung friends. When the young elephant came to the park,he behaved like…
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