Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 268
rcle, till the foremost monkey succeeds in catchinghold of a twig of the opposite tree. In a moment he is firmly seated on a strong branch,and pulhng away, he drags the monkey after him tothe branch, and then, liberated from his hold jumpsfrom branch to branch, and chatters to his brother apesas… … 240 The Animal Story Book fearfully across the stream, till at length the wholetribe find themselves safely landed on the oppositeside. They appear to have a language of their own, andthe chattering they keep up in their own colonies isvery loud and continued. Indeed, the black peoplesay monkeys…
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