TIGER
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 32
A species of the. genus Felis, as large as the lion, but with a rounder head and longer body: of a bright reddish fawn colour above, a pure white below, irregularly cro ed with black stripes. It is clothed with short hairs, and has no mane. The tiger is the most formidable and cruel of all quadrupeds, and the scourge of the le inhabited parts of India. It is limited to the Asiatic continent. See Felis. [s. 1262]
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