Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 396
orhe willnot eat them at all. If an elephant has the reputa-tion of being dangerous and has to be chainedup, he will have knots of people staring at him whootherwise would pass him almost contemptuously.If a grizzly bear or a lion can be said to have eatena keeper or two, and to have a tendency to… … READY TO BE CALLED INTO THE KING. but they enjoy their shudder all the same. The The danger element of attraction by no meansbig serpent in captivity, whatever he may do in ceases at the door of the menagerie. The ringfreedom, never eats oftener than once in two or itself is full of it. The…
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