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plants thaving killed in his day above Forty
of these gigantic animals) LAID wager that
he would 60 into the forest and pluck three
hairs out Of an elephants tail. The feat
he actually performed, and returned safely
with the trophy to his comrades. But not
satisfied with this daring specimen OF his au-
dacity, he laid another bet that he would re
turn and shoot the same animal on the IN
stant. He went accordingly with his nigh
ty roar, but never returned. He approach
ed too incautiously. and his first shot not
proving effective. the enragcd animal rushed
upon him before he could reload or make
his escape, and having first thurst his tre-
mendous tusks through his body trampled
him to acake.-IAomhson's Southern Atrt-
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