"Jungly" Quotes from Famous Books
... passed without an alarm, and then, just as we were passing into another and a wider river, there came from the jungly edge of the left bank a puff of smoke, and a bullet struck ... — The Golden Magnet • George Manville Fenn
... these people owes its origin, in a great measure, to the diseases of the liver and spleen to which the natives, and particularly the children, are much subject in the jungly parts of Central India. From these affections children pine away and die, without showing any external marks of disease. Their death is attributed to witchcraft, and any querulous old woman, who has ... — Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official • William Sleeman |