The Out Station Or Jaunts in the Jungle
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I shall never forget Rogers returning home one evening from the " Park" to his quarters accom- panied by every substantial trophy, in the shape of six young elephants as prisoners of war, the smallest about two feet in height, and the largest about four. These he occasionally allowed to have a run, when the young rascals would invariably toddle off to the old fruitwomen in the market, and a pretty havoc soon ensued amongst the plantains, oranges, and betel-nut.
They would go round levying black...-mail; and woe betide the unfortunate vendor that did not suffer him or herself to be victimised to the heart's content of the depredator !
90 THE OUT- STATION; OR, However, their owner suffered most for these freaks, for he always made good the damages, which were generally multiplied, I expect, to rather an en- ormous extent.
I caught two of the animals one day in my bed- room, with an almost bran-new twenty-guinea rifle jacket in their clutches ; one of them at one arm, and the other ripping off the braid by the yard to its inexpressible delight and self-gratification.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall never forget Rogers returning home one evening from the " Park" to his quarters accom- panied by every substantial trophy, in the shape of six young elephants as prisoners of war, the smallest about two feet in height, and the largest about four. These he occasionally allowed to have a run, when the young rascals would invariably toddle off to the old fruitwomen in the market, and a pretty havoc soon ensued amongst the plantains, oranges, and betel-nut.
They would go round levying black...-mail; and woe betide the unfortunate vendor that did not suffer him or herself to be victimised to the heart's content of the depredator !
90 THE OUT- STATION; OR, However, their owner suffered most for these freaks, for he always made good the damages, which were generally multiplied, I expect, to rather an en- ormous extent.
I caught two of the animals one day in my bed- room, with an almost bran-new twenty-guinea rifle jacket in their clutches ; one of them at one arm, and the other ripping off the braid by the yard to its inexpressible delight and self-gratification.
What to read after The Out Station Or Jaunts in the Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Willyams Grylls to read onlineMoreLess
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