The Story of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting
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rage. For they saw they were too late. The
Doctor and all his animals were safe in the Land of the Monkeys and the bridge was pulled across to the other side. Then Chee-Chee turned to the Doctor and said, "Many great explorers and gray-bearded naturalists have lain long weeks hidden in the jungle waiting to see the monkeys do that trick. But we never let a white man get a glimpse of it before. You are the first to see the famous `Bridge of Apes.'" And the Doctor felt very pleased. THE EIGHTH CHAPTER THE LEADER OF THE LIONS JOHN DOLITTLE now became dreadfully, awfully busy. He found hundreds and thousands of monkeys sick--gorillas, orangoutangs, chimpanzees, dog-faced baboons, marmosettes, gray monkeys, red ones--all kinds. And many had died. The first thing he did was to separate the sick ones from the well ones. Then he got |
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