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Oh, behold us, and dispute us if you can! / Only look upon our faces, / On our more than human graces, / And observe the many traces / Of our kinship with our noble brother, Man! / -- _Song of the Ambitious Monkeys._
The great round, soft, brown eyes of Dozel, most slender-limbed and graceful of the herd of Indian deer, were fixed on the face of the little Limping Boy. There seemed to be a look of pity in their depths. She licked Toots' fingers, and the Princess tried in vain to attract her attention.