Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 334
panthers, areas large and terrible-looking as ever, and it wouldbe just as dreadful a thing if they should get looseamong the spectators. It is worth while, therefore,to see them all playfully submissive to a littleman or woman with a mere whip in hand. A direct consequence of all this is, that the… … about rabbits and rattlesnakes. So, after havingseen them once, living serpents and antelopes ceasedto be regarded as an attraction. The menagerie managers learned a costly les-son, and the circus men learned another. The latterare still compelled to carry along a goodly num-ber of rare beasts with…
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