Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 337
s to be constantlyrenewed, for the tamest tiger is a tiger still, andthere has been no change in his born convictionthat all other living creatures are game for him.The best lion and tiger kings of to-day say thatevery time they enter a cage containing these fiercecreatures thev carrv their lives… … TH.ERS DRINKING. know anything, that if 1 drop that whip when I-am in that cage, they 11 be on me. Their idea ofobedience is connected with the whip, first; thenwith my voice; then with my face. Severity ?Cruelty ? No use at all. I never use cruelty in train-ing them. Only patience. When I take on…
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