Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 475
the mounted keeperwho had endeavored to coax him to move,wreathed around horse and rider his enormoustrunk, and hurled them flying through the air. His wrath - spent, he quietly curled up histrunk, sank down upon his knees, and made asthough he desired to go to sleep. The keeperwas not killed, but… … A BLOW OF HIS HEAD UIbET THE GREAT STRUCTURE, HURLING IT OFF THE TRACK. with the other elephants, until he was near the was no telling when one of his most destructive car on which he was to mount for the trip to rages would burst forth. He was now, when- the next show place. Suddenly he stopped.…
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