Kari, the Elephant
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"We have taught you the tale of man; he does not know it." He waved his trunk at me and then plunged into the other elephant. The whole herd stood Kari's Story 83 around and watched the fight. In a few mo- ments a young girl elephant stood apart from the herd, watching the fight, and I knew she was the prize of this battle. First they put their trunks together and bellowed. Then the two mountains of flesh bounded at each other as if hills were striking hills. As I have said before, Kari's tusks... were not long enough to be of any use, so every time they crushed against each other Kari had to be very careful to avoid the other's tusks.
At last their trunks came together and their bodies were tightly pinioned. They looked like a great mountain spinning round and round.
There was a pause and Kari rose on his hind legs and held his front legs up. That instant the wild elephant let go of his trunk and leapt to cut Kari's trunk with his tusks, but before he could do that, Kari struck him on the head and he went reeling into the distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We have taught you the tale of man; he does not know it." He waved his trunk at me and then plunged into the other elephant. The whole herd stood Kari's Story 83 around and watched the fight. In a few mo- ments a young girl elephant stood apart from the herd, watching the fight, and I knew she was the prize of this battle. First they put their trunks together and bellowed. Then the two mountains of flesh bounded at each other as if hills were striking hills. As I have said before, Kari's tusks... were not long enough to be of any use, so every time they crushed against each other Kari had to be very careful to avoid the other's tusks.
At last their trunks came together and their bodies were tightly pinioned. They looked like a great mountain spinning round and round.
There was a pause and Kari rose on his hind legs and held his front legs up. That instant the wild elephant let go of his trunk and leapt to cut Kari's trunk with his tusks, but before he could do that, Kari struck him on the head and he went reeling into the distance.
What to read after Kari, the Elephant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mukerji Dhan Gopal to read onlineMoreLess
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