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...assisting him, by shouldering him up the acclivity ; — such gestures as I have seen some men make, wnen spectators of gymnastic exercises. When he saw his...pleasure by giving a salute, something like the sound of л trumpet. When called upon to take his turn, however, he seemed much alarmed, and would not act at...

...next step was upon a tree ; but this, on the first pressure of his trunk, he did not like. Here his Another elephant, a much younger animal, was now to...sound of a trumpet. When called upon to take his turn, he seemed much alarmed, and would not act at all without force. When he was two steps up, he slipped,...

...ascended that stupendous ghaut. On his reaching the top, his delight was visible, he caressed his keepers, and threw the dirt about in a most playful manner....trumpet. When called upon to take his turn, however, lie seemed much alarmed, and would not act at all without force. When this elephant was near the top,...

...making motions all the while as though he was assisting him by shouldering him up the acclivity, in such gestures as I have seen some men make when spectators...much alarmed, and would not act at all without force. After a performance similar to that of the previous elephant, however, he too neared the top, when...

...making motions all the while as though he was assisting him by shouldering him up the acclivity, in such gestures as I have seen some men make when spectators of gymnastic exercises. When he saw his comrade iip, he evinced his pleasure by giving a salute something like the sound of a trumpet. When called...

...were our next object. Having cut a good deal of the most prominent part of the hill away, and laid trees on the ascent as a footing for elephants, these...like the sound of a trumpet. When called upon to take Ms turn, however, he seemed much alarmed, and would not act at all without force. When he was two steps...

...make when spectators of gymnastic exercises. When he saw his comrade xip, he evinced his pleasure hy giving a salute something like the sound of a trumpet....much alarmed, and would not act at all without force. After a performance similar to that of the previous elephant, however, he too neared the top, when...

...making motions all the while as though he was assisting him by shouldering him up the acclivity, in such gestures as I have seen some men make when spectators...When he saw his comrade up, he evinced his pleasure hy giving a salute something like the sound of a trumpet. When called upon to take his turn, however,...