Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 205
eir taskmasters. In a week or so each captiveis led forth between two tame elephants, and hiseducation is very nearly complete. Many ele-phants are shipped from India proper up to and the workers of Burma are treated far moreconsiderately than we treat our horses. Duringthe cooler part of the year… … ELEPHANTS DRAGGING TEAK LOGS THROUGH THE FOREST TO THE RIVER. ployed in the jungle forests have to forage fortheir own food, and very skilful they are in get-ting roots, bark, and succulent saplings just asthey do in their wild state. On the other hand those employed in the great sawmills are fed…
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