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" I asked Mr. Boulderson if it were true that the monkeys forsook these woods during the unwholesome months. He answered that not the monkeys only, but everything which had the breath of life, instinctively deserts them, from the beginning of April to October.... "
Narrative of a Journey Through the Upper Provinces of India, from Calcutta ... - Page 251
by Reginald Heber - 1844
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The Oriental Herald, Volume 17

1828 - 604 pages
...woods, during the unwholesome months. He answered, that not the monkeys only, but every tiling which has the breath of life, instinctively deserts them, from the beginning of April to October. The tygcrs go up to the hills; the antelopes and wild hogs make incursions into the cultivated plain ;...
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The Oriental Herald and Journal of General Literature, Volume 17

James Silk Buckingham - 1828 - 598 pages
...woods, during the unwholesome months. He answered, that not the monkeys only, but every thing which has the breath of life, instinctively deserts them, from the beginning of April to October. The tygers go up to the hills ; the antelopes and wild hogs make incursions into the cultivated plain 5...
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The New York Medical and Physical Journal, Volume 8

1829 - 522 pages
...that had the breath of life, left these woods from the beginning of April to October. The tigers go up the hills, the antelopes and wild hogs make incursions...into the cultivated plain, and those persons, such as dak bearers or military officers, who are obliged to traverse the forest in the intervening months,...
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The Lives of Celebrated Travelers, Volume 3

James Augustus St. John - 1832 - 430 pages
...woods during the unwholesome months. He answered that not the monkeys only, but every thing which has the breath of life instinctively deserts them, from...military officers who are obliged to traverse the forests in the intervening months, agree that not so much as a bird can be heard or seen in the frightful...
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Medical News and Abstract, Volumes 15-20

1857 - 1308 pages
...that not only the monkeys, but everything which has the breath of life, inslinciively desert them from April to October. The tigers go up to the hills ;...and wild hogs make incursions into the cultivated plains; and those persons, such as dak bearers and military officers, who are obliged to traverse the...
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The Lives of Celebrated Travellers, Volume 3

James Augustus St. John - 1859 - 396 pages
...woods during the unwholesome months. He answered that not the monkeys only, but every thing which has the breath of life instinctively deserts them, from...military officers who are obliged to traverse the forests in the intervening months, agree that not so much as a bird can be heard or seen in the frightful...
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The Nineteenth Century, Volume 25

1889 - 1104 pages
...woods during the unwholesome months. lie answered that not the monkers only, »ut everything which has the breath of life instinctively deserts them from...the beginning of April to October. The tigers go up the hills ; the antelopes and wild bogi make incursions into the cultivated plain ; and those persons,...
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Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 25

1889 - 1040 pages
...woods during the unwholesome months. He answered that not the monkeys only, tut everything which has the breath of life instinctively deserts them from...the beginning of April to October. The tigers go up the hills j the antelopes and wild hog» make incursions into the cultivated plain ; and those persons,...
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Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 50; Volume 113

John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell - 1889 - 928 pages
...woods during the unwholesome months. He answered that not the monkeys only, but everything which has the breath of life instinctively deserts them from...the beginning of April to October. The tigers go up the hills ; the antelopes and wild hogs make incursions into the cultivated plain ; and those persons,...
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The Sportsman

448 pages
...and not only the monkeys, but every thing which has the breath of life instinctively deserts them. The tigers go up to the hills, the antelopes and wild...hogs make incursions into the cultivated plain, and not so much as a bird can be heard or seen in the frightful solitude. He crossed this part in the month...
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