African Nature Notes and Reminiscences

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"Unfortunately, one of these terrific Blows, very probably the first aimed at the Leopard which seized the Calf, had struck the little Creature on the Loins and broken its Back"	Frontispiece
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"He had evidently been sitting or lying by a Fire when caught"	53
Plate showing Differences in the Development of the Mane in Lions inhabiting a comparatively small Area of Country in South Africa	76
"A picked Man of dauntless Heart ... would rush forward alone...."	93
"On the second Night they once more left it alone, but on the third they devoured it"	103
"Such old Buffalo Bulls were very slow about getting out of one's way"	146
Photographs of a Struggle between a Rhinoceros and a Crocodile:
No. 1. Shows the Rhinoceros holding its own, but unable to reach the bank	202
No. 2. Shows the Rhinoceros still struggling, but in deeper water	202
No. 3. Shows the Rhinoceros after it had turned round, and just before it got into deep water and was pulled under	202
"I knew it was a male Inyala—the first that my Eyes had ever looked upon"	242
"The Gemsbucks were now going at their utmost Speed, and when I had passed the Zebras were still sixty or seventy yards in front of me"	258
"My Gun-Carrier hurled another Lump of Burning Wood at our Visitor"	273
The Last of South Africa's Game Haunts	302

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