"'What is the matter?' I asked him."
ROUND THE CAMP-FIRE.
By Harold Ericson.
III.—IN THE JAWS OF DEATH.
TIGER is my subject to-night,' said Ralph Denison, when his turn came round again, 'since you said you liked my adventure among the lion-whelps. I don't know exactly why, but I would always rather deal with a lion than with a tiger; he seems somehow to appeal to me, as a fellow-sportsman, more than a tiger does.'