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Title: The story of Doctor Dolittle, being the history of his peculiar life at home and astonishing adventures in foreign parts
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Lofting, Hugh, 1886-1947
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Publisher: New York : Frederick A. Stokes Company
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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THE LEADER OF THE LIONS OHN DOLITTLE now becamedreadfully, awfully busy. Hefound hundreds and thousands ofmonkeys sick—gorillas, orang-ou-tangs, chimpanzees, dog-faced ba-boons, marmosettes, gray monkeys,red ones--all kinds. And many had died. The first thing he did was to separate thesick ones from the well ones. Then he gotChee-Chee and his cousin to build him a littlehouse of grass. The next thing: he made allthe monkeys who were still well come and bevaccinated. And for three days and three nights themonkeys kept coming from the jungles and thevalleys and the hills to the little house of grass,where the Doctor sat all day and all night, vac-cinating and vaccinating. 67
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The Leader of the Lions 69 Then he had another house made--a big one,with a lot of beds in it; and he put all the sickones in this house. But so many were sick, there were not enoughwell ones to do the nursing. So he sent mes-sages to the other animals, like the lions and theleopards and the antelopes, to come and helpwith the nursing. But the Leader of the Lions was a very proudcreature. And when he came to the Doctorsbig house full of beds he seemed angry andscornful. •Do you dare to ask me, Sir? he said, glaringat the Doctor. Do you dare to ask me—ME,the King of Beasts, to wait on a lot of dirtymonkeys? Why, I wouldnt even eat them be-tween meals! Although the lion looked very terrible, theDoctor tried hard not to seem afraid of him. I didnt ask you to eat them, he said quietly.And besides, theyre not dirty. Theyve allhad a bath this morning. Your coat looks asthough it needed brushing—badly. Nowlisten, and Ill tell you something: the day may The Story of Doctor Dolittle come

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