Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 67
ers at him, making funof poor Leo. 46 The Animal Story Book But suddenly the lion growled and began to lash histail, quivering like a cat ready to spring on a mouse.The children screamed and ran away, thinking he wasangry with them for teasing him. But it was not that.A train of camels was passing… … sound of Leos growl. Silly pricked up his ears and stood on his fore legs, which is not a graceful position for a donkey. Then the Camel Driver came running up to see what was the matter with his stolen donkey. But when he came face to face with Leo, whose yellow eyes were glaring terribly, the…
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