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In Indian Mexico (1908)

CHAPTER IV
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Patience had ceased to be a virtue; we held a serious consultation.

Ernst asserted that by placing the rope over the nostrils of the animal and then leading, he must move.

We tried the experiment.

The beast gave a snort, a groan, lurched, fell over, kicked convulsively, closed his eyes, and lay to all appearance dead.

The town below, which had been watching progress, came running up.


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