Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 623
the others were all surrounded bythe tame elephants while the men glided aboutcautiously tying up their feet. The cows werethe fiercest and gave the most trouble. Severalof them took after the mahouts, who had a livelytime escaping them. When they were all chained up, the wildestones being anchored… … RETURNING FROM THE BATH.A mahout is riding on the elephants tusks. different tasks. Some were sent to America andEurope, where they toted children about the Zoo I9IS] A VISIT TO THE HOME OF THE INDIAN ELEPHANT 405 on their huge backs, or did foolish stunts inthe circus. Others were sent to Ceylon…
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