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Page 57
My men had been as interested in this strange apparition as I had been , and
watching him climb the steep footpath to the Rudraprayag bazaar , they asked
me what manner of man he was , and from what country he had come . That he
was a ...
My men had been as interested in this strange apparition as I had been , and
watching him climb the steep footpath to the Rudraprayag bazaar , they asked
me what manner of man he was , and from what country he had come . That he
was a ...
Page 61
There were eight of us in the little camp , and when we had eaten our evening
meal I wedged a thornbush securely into the opening in the fence we had
entered by , and as I did so I noticed that it would be very easy for the maneater to
climb ...
There were eight of us in the little camp , and when we had eaten our evening
meal I wedged a thornbush securely into the opening in the fence we had
entered by , and as I did so I noticed that it would be very easy for the maneater to
climb ...
Page 77
Fifty yards from the tree , while climbing over a rock , Ibbotson slipped , the base
of the lamp came in violent contact with ... There are events in one ' s life which ,
no matter how remote , never fade from memory ; the climb up that hillin the dark
...
Fifty yards from the tree , while climbing over a rock , Ibbotson slipped , the base
of the lamp came in violent contact with ... There are events in one ' s life which ,
no matter how remote , never fade from memory ; the climb up that hillin the dark
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Man-eating Leopard of Rudraprayag |
| Author | Jim Corbett |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 1964 |
| Length | 191 pages |
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