Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 38
in these the British govern-ments direct control is often limited; but inplaces where the British rule, the descendants ofthe royal houses, when they travel on the ele-phant, still command respect among the villages.Now, however, civilization is destroying romance,and the rajah of to-day uses the… … THE TWO ELEPHANTS IN THE COLLEGE GROUNDS. ing against a large tree. Their sleep is only aboutfour hours out of the twenty-four. They arebedded under the trees along the highways, wher-ever they happen to be when night falls. Theymay be met on the road in any part of the land,but more commonly in…
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