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The History of Louisiana, Or of the Western Parts of Virginia and Carolina

Note 54 — Chapter VI

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When the Cameleon is angry, a nerve rises arch-wise from his mouth to the middle of his throat; and the skin which covers it is so stretched as to remain red, whatever colour the rest of the body be. He never does any hurt, and always runs away when observed.

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