[3] Waehi-mēgayā unnaehae. [↑]
[4] This word is evidently inserted to distinguish it from the tree ant-hill, made of earth by a species of black ant. [↑]
[5] The leopard often climbs up trees, but cannot descend more than a few feet down the trunk; from any considerable height it always jumps down. My tame leopard would climb down backwards for about six feet only. [↑]
No. 172
The Story of the Mango Bird
In a certain country a hen bird is eating the mangoes at a Wild Mango tree, it is said.