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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1086, 22 August 1912, Page 4

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THRILLING ADVENTS WITH BOA CONSTRICTOR. I I ♦ Mr Algot Lange, the author of a vividly interesting book, “In the Amazon Jungle,” published by Messrs Putnam’s Sous, records in it a thrilling story of a boa-con-strictor and hypnotic powers. M: Lange, in the coins'.' of his travels throughout the region oi the upper waters of rhe Amazon, with its rna* vellous animal and vegetable 'He, can... across enormous snakes. lie had no difficulty in killing them, as they were sluggish in their movements, and seemed to be inoffensive. The rubber workers in the region had told him stories about enormous boa constrictors with hypnotic powers, but he took them all with a grain of salt. Then an incident in which he declares he has I 'ab solute laith” came under bis notice. He describes it as follows Jose Perrira, a rubber worker, had left headquarters after having delivered his weekly report ou the rubber extracted, aud was paddling his canoe at a good rate down the stream, expecting to reach his j hut before midnight.

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