 | 1808 - 408 pagina’s
...with the utmost swiftness towards him. Either his fear or his prudence induced him to throw himself flat on the ground, and the tyger having taken his race with too precipitate a force, leaped directly over him, and fell into the river, where he encountered the jaws of the crocodile,... | |
 | 1824 - 458 pagina’s
...actuated by fear, or led by prudence, he threw himself r.side, and the tiger having taken his leap with too precipitate a force flew directly over him, and fell into the river, where the crocodile seized on his new adversary, and with impetuosity drew him to the middle of the stream, where they... | |
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Forest, and run with his usual swiftness towards him. Either his Fear or his Prudence put it into his Head to throw himself flat on the Ground, and the Tyger, having taken his Race with too... 