Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 477
s down from branches, orscampered away screaming at the approach ofthe stealthy tiger, the horned rhinoceros, or thecrushing tread of the elephant. Alas! not the white elephant — until,— until,— until one day, one joyful, ever-to-be-rememberedday,—when, as Wangse Pah sat in a palm-tree im-bibing… … from tree to tree, rushedto the village, and arousedthe hunters, who next daysurrounded the place and secured that rare andpriceless prize, the great Chang Phauk. Now, during the past three years, Wangse hadoften said to himself: Should ever a ChangPhauk be taken here, and a messenger be neededto…
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