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Animal Collecting, Africa, Chapter Seven

 Jack and John went to the zebra herd. There's the black zebra, said Jack. "Wonder how we'll catch it?" "I have an idea!" Said John. "Let's dig a pit, five or six feet deep, cover it with some thin branches and get him to step on the branches by luring him with some fresh grass, and then he'll brake the branches and fall into the pit!" They did that, and captured the black zebra.

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