elephant

These attack you—but run—at least the tiger, not the elephant, when you go out after him.

He will never fly at your elephant, or climb a tree, or take to the water after you!

New-Haven enjoys an elephant that has corns, and is about to be operated on by a chiropodist.

People have so much to say about an ant's strength, and an elephant's, and a locomotive's.

Asked how he knew that an elephant was going on a journey, the illustrious Jo.

Cleopatra called him, with a note of gayety in her voice, to help her off "the elephant."

This creature looks as large as an elephant and as wild as a zebra.

What lad, on that final day, should ride within the elephant, and move his trunk?

What do I want to see anything for, if I can jest set inside that elephant?

This was our caravan, and God Almighty had created the elephant for us.