Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 49
of these wild children in anorphan asylum at Sekandra, in Oude, and in differ-ent orphanages in India there have been otherswhose history was well known. At first theyappear like wild beasts ; they have no language,and only keep up a curious whine, creeping aroundon hands and feet like the young… … OUR ARTIST AMONG SOME WOLF-REARED CHILDREN. knees are hard and callous from constant creeping,and the fore-arms of one whom Mr. Ball saw hadbecome short from the same habit. A photograph *was made of one, who, with his open mouth and Jungle Life in India, by V. Ball, of the Geological Survey of…
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