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Page 73
This bridge had not been closed the night we shot the leopard , with the result that the man - eater had got across the river and secured a kill at the first village he visited . A guide was waiting for us at the bridge , and he took us ...
This bridge had not been closed the night we shot the leopard , with the result that the man - eater had got across the river and secured a kill at the first village he visited . A guide was waiting for us at the bridge , and he took us ...
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Sitting in the ravine by a clear stream of water , we had our lunch and brewed ourselves a cup of tea , and then went over to the kill . I will give a description of the position of the kill , to enable you to follow our movements and ...
Sitting in the ravine by a clear stream of water , we had our lunch and brewed ourselves a cup of tea , and then went over to the kill . I will give a description of the position of the kill , to enable you to follow our movements and ...
Page 156
In a report to the Council Mukandi Lal stated that seventy - five human beings had been killed by the leopard in the course of ... Accompanied by one of the villagers to show me the way , and by Madho Singh , I went down to the kill .
In a report to the Council Mukandi Lal stated that seventy - five human beings had been killed by the leopard in the course of ... Accompanied by one of the villagers to show me the way , and by Madho Singh , I went down to the kill .
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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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