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Baroda - how we got there, and what we saw |
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Anonymous |
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1871 |
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Once a Week |
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(n.s.) no.195, 1871 September 23 |
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280-284 |
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Asia - South Asia - India
Captivity
Indian Rhino
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| [283] The most exciting fight has yet to come —viz., one between two rhinoceroses. They are no sooner let loose in the arena than they go straight at each other, using their horns nobly for half an hour or so. Poor beasts !—they are bleeding at the neck, and look exhausted, so we are glad... |
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Baroda - how we got there, and what we saw
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