Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 248
of its resistlesstail, it knocked its enemys fore legs from beneathhim, and prevented his following up his advantagepromptly. Soon, however, the rhinoceros gotaround the prostrate saurian, and was about tostamp upon the unarmored side of its body, when must be numbered among the lost arts of… … SAID THE RHINOCEROS. SAID THE CROCODILE. a convulsive sneeze came to the reptiles aid, andgave an electric energy to its muscles. With atriumphant Ackachu ! it regained its feet, andclutched a leg of the rhinoceros in its huge jaws.This was turning the scales with a vengeance onthe enemy, who now…
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