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pilgrims who passed through Golabrai , he was one of the only two people — the
woman who escaped with the lacerated arm being the other — whom I met
during my stay in Garhwal who had survived an encounter with the man - eater .
pilgrims who passed through Golabrai , he was one of the only two people — the
woman who escaped with the lacerated arm being the other — whom I met
during my stay in Garhwal who had survived an encounter with the man - eater .
Page 177
After an absence of over six months he returned to his home in Golabrai , broken
in health and with his hair turned grey . Photographs were taken five years later ,
and scarcely show the leopard ' s teeth - marks on the left side of the pundit ' s ...
After an absence of over six months he returned to his home in Golabrai , broken
in health and with his hair turned grey . Photographs were taken five years later ,
and scarcely show the leopard ' s teeth - marks on the left side of the pundit ' s ...
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The inquiry was from a sportsman who said that , if arrangements for his travel ,
accommodation , food , and so on , were made to his satisfaction he would
consider whether it was worth his while to come to Golabrai ; and the suggestion
was ...
The inquiry was from a sportsman who said that , if arrangements for his travel ,
accommodation , food , and so on , were made to his satisfaction he would
consider whether it was worth his while to come to Golabrai ; and the suggestion
was ...
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| Title | The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag |
| Author | Jim Corbett |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1964 |
| Length | 191 pages |
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