Chapter

 1 III  |     pursuit of the tiger and the elephant, Samuel would be in search
 2 XVI  |       sun. From time to time, an elephant made the tall tops of the
 3 XVII |          cast Anchor.—The Towing Elephant.—A Running Fire.—Death of
 4 XVII |        said the doctor, “it’s an elephant’s trunk!”~“An elephant,
 5 XVII |        an elephant’s trunk!”~“An elephant, Samuel?”~And, as Kennedy
 6 XVII |        the right direction.”~The elephant was now making some headway,
 7 XVII |        no more horses for me. An elephant, if you please!”~“But where
 8 XVII |     moment.”~This drive, with an elephant for the team, lasted about
 9 XVII |          the job of bringing the elephant to a halt. He drew his rifle
10 XVII |         the creature’s side.~The elephant halted, lifted his trunk,
11 XVII |        more were discharged. The elephant made a fearful bound; the
12 XVII |         one last rifle-shot.~The elephant uttered a long bellow of
13 XVII |         of flesh! I never saw an elephant of that size in India!”~“
14 XVII |       back to the carcass of the elephant, which had fallen only about
15 XVII |        over the body of the dead elephant.~At the end of his two hours,
16 XVII |        The trunk and feet of the elephant were declared to be exquisite.
17 XVII |         by the smell of the dead elephant, were prowling about in
18 XVIII| fortunately recovered, broke the elephant’s tusks. The balloon, restored
19 XXXI |          already an antelope, an elephant, and two lions on your conscience.”~“