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The Handy Cyclopedia of Common Things and Biographical Dictionary · 1901 · p. 20
[Gk.] A carnivorous quadruped, like lion in all its habits, except that it roams about by day as well as by night. In color it yellow, with black stripes acro the body. body is longer and stronger than the lion’s, but shaped more like a cat’s. It has no mane. under part, as well as the chest and throat, white, and so are the long hairs on each side its face. The tail is like a cat’s in shape, and has tuft at the end. The tiger is found chiefly in India and Ceylon. Indian princes hunt it with elephants curved or flat.shape used in roofing houses or for drains. melted or beaten out. Owing to the fact that it does not tarnish either in dry or moist air, it is are —-_——
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