1
The Sikhs herded the prisoners, old alligator-eyes among them, into another corner.
2
That is the one soft spot in the hide of this old alligator.
3
Grim crossed the place to the corner where old alligator-eyes stood herded with the other prisoners.
4
Where's the old alligator monster now, Will?
5
It's the old alligator man himself.
6
A large old alligator, which had never been known to commit any depredations, was found left high and dry in the mud among the victims.
7
The old Alligator turned in the mud, and grunted, and snorted; then he said,-
8
At this the old Alligator was beside himself with rage.
9
Old alligator rolled off his perch and started for me.
10
And it smoked and burned till it smoked that old Alligator to smoked herring!
11
He saw no sign of the old Alligator.
12
The old Alligator, underneath his fig pile, thought,-
13
The old Alligator, lying low in the mud and weeds, heard this, and he thought, Pooh!
14
The old Alligator foamed at the mouth, he was so angry, but the little Jackal was gone.
15
The old Alligator was hidden away beneath the mud and bulrush leaves, and he couldn't see anything.
16
How many have you delivered from man-eating tigers, or wary old alligators, their craws full of poor girls' bangles?
