Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 107
, although so shorta time had elapsed, my friend was no longer thesame. Joy, indeed, lighted up his fine face, but he 84 The Animal Story Book seemed suffering and worn out. His eyes appeared toask with reproach: Why hast thou forsaken me ?Where am I ? Whither am I to becarried? Wilt thou remain… … fulness for the animal as well asfor man. In three months after I was in Paris. My first visit,of course, was to M. Leo Bertrand, editor of the journal My Lion Friend 85 for sportsmen; my second to the Jardin des Plantes.Coming to the gallery of the wild beasts, I was sur-prised by the smallness of…
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