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Page 106
We had left the goat lying where the leopard had placed it , and when I returned at daybreak next morning I found the pug marks of the man - eater where he had followed us down to the village , and I found the goat untouched and lying ...
We had left the goat lying where the leopard had placed it , and when I returned at daybreak next morning I found the pug marks of the man - eater where he had followed us down to the village , and I found the goat untouched and lying ...
Page 117
I had reconnoitred the ground with care , for I did not want the leopard — which I was convinced was lying up the depression — to be aware of my presence before it suited me . It was now necessary to find , approximately , where the ...
I had reconnoitred the ground with care , for I did not want the leopard — which I was convinced was lying up the depression — to be aware of my presence before it suited me . It was now necessary to find , approximately , where the ...
Page 184
He had slid backwards into a hole in the ground , in which he was now lying crouched up , with his chin resting on the edge of the hole . No marks by which I could identify the dead animal 184 MAN - EATING LEOPARD OF RUDRAPRAYAG.
He had slid backwards into a hole in the ground , in which he was now lying crouched up , with his chin resting on the edge of the hole . No marks by which I could identify the dead animal 184 MAN - EATING LEOPARD OF RUDRAPRAYAG.
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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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