Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 182
ould catch the train. So Moti Gujwas at the planters door almost before Chihun noticedthat he had left his pickets. He fell into Deesas armstrumpeting with joy, and the man and beast wept andslobbered over each other, and handled each other fromhead to heel to see that no harm had befallen. Now we… … EXPLOITS OF SAMSON (From Four Hundred Animal Stories.)By ROBERT COCHRANE. SOME male elephants have no tusks. These arecalled hines by the Burmese. The most powerfulanimal I ever had was one of them. He wasvery tall, and in strength a perfect Samson among ele-phants. An incident in his history is…
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