Quotation from: The Beginner's American History

Written by: D.H. Montgomery


Nothing disturbed the people but the alligators. They climbed up the
bank from the river to see what was going on. But the boys soon taught
them not to be too curious. When one monster was found impudently
prowling round the town, they thumped him with sticks till they
fairly beat the life out of him. After that, the alligators paid no
more visits to the settlers.


[Footnote 5: Savannah (Sa-van'ah).]

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