
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS INTRODUCTION I FEET AND HANDS II BILLS OF BIRDS III TAILS IV NOSES V EARS VI TOMMY VII THE BARN OWL VIII DOMESTIC ANIMALS IX SNAKES X THE INDIAN SNAKE-CHARMER XI CURES FOR SNAKE-BITE XII THE COBRA BUNGALOW XIII THE PANTHER I DID NOT SHOOT XIV THE PURBHOO XV THE COCONUT TREE XVI THE BETEL NUT XVII A HINDU FESTIVAL XVIII INDIAN POVERTY XIX BORROWED INDIAN WORDS
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2. The Nose of the Elephant Becoming a Hand Has Redeemed Its Mind
4. Here the Competition Has Been Very Keen indeed.
5. A Blackbird and a Starling—the one Lifts Its Skirts, While the Other Wears a Walking Dress.
6. The Nostrils of the Apteryx Are at the Tip of Its Beak.
8. An Authentic Standard Foot.
9. These Beasts Are All Clodhoppers, and their Feet Are Hobnailed Boots.
10. It Has to Double them Under and Hobble About Like a Chinese Lady.
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