| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| I. | The Elephant Herd a Republic | 1 |
| The Duties of the President | 2 |
| He Must Provide Daily Food | 3 |
| He Must Provide Daily Drink | 9 |
| He Must Keep Order in the Herd | 12 |
| He Must Avoid Danger from Outside | 18 |
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| II. | War and Neutrality in the Jungle | 26 |
| Wise Elephant Leader Avoids War | 27 |
| Wise Elephant Leader Keeps Neutral | 29 |
| When it is Impossible to Remain Neutral | 29 |
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| III. | The Policemen of the Elephant Herd | 31 |
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| IV. | The Punishment of the Wicked Elephant | 39 |
| The Princes and the Bad Elephant | 40 |
| The Trial of the Criminal Elephant—as in a Court of Law | 55 |
| The Infliction of the Punishment | 57 |
| The Rogue Elephant | 61 |
| The Brand of the Rogue | 63 |
| The Reward of Repentance | 64 |
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| V. | Flesh-eating Animals: The Felines, or the Cat Tribe | 66 |
| The Feline has Strong Fangs | 67 |
| The Feline's Tongue is Rough | 68 |
| The Feline's Claws are Retractile | 68 |
| The Feline has Padded Paws | 71 |
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| VI. | The Tiger | 73 |
| The Life History of the Tiger Family | 78 |
| The Tiger's Family Dinner | 83 |
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| VII. | The Tiger Cubs' Lessons | 87 |
| Tiger Cubs Learn to Kill Prey, After their Parents have Caught It | 88 |
| Tiger Cubs Take Part in Hunt to Catch Prey | 90 |
| Tiger Cubs Learn to Catch Prey by Themselves | 91 |
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| VIII. | The Tigress Mother's Special Duties | 97 |
| The Truce of the Water Hole | 100 |
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| IX. | The Special Qualities of Tiger and Tigress | 102 |
| Both Tiger and Tigress Defend Their Cubs | 104 |
| The Tiger Family's Lost Dinner | 110 |
| The Tiger as a Heroic Husband | 116 |
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