Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 228
y, and then the youngster, squealing, is care-fully captured and loaded into a cage, to spend alife of ease and lazy luxury behind the steel barsof a menagerie tank. Finally, trapping lions and tigers and rhinoce-roses and hippopotami is only retail businesscompared with some of the drives the… … THE TIGER DOES NOT ALWAYS COME OUT VICTORIOUS IN THE ENCOUNTER.Vol. XXXVII.-21. »*• 162 THE MODERN WILD-ANIMAL TRAPPER AND HIS CAPTIVES [Dec, One of these drives requires weeks of prepa-ration. An enormous circular stockade is erected,a half-mile in diameter, ten feet high, and pro-vided with a…
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