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Grandfather recognised him as the keeper who had been there when Timothy had first come to the zoo.Tibu's grandfather told them that when he was young, the village was not as large as it was now.And finally, when he began to stalk Mahmoud about the house with what looked like villainous intent, Grandfather decided it was time to transfer him to a zoo.His sole daytime relaxation was in the company of Khoka, his eight-year-old grandson, and of course at night looking through Dibya.[Quickly steps to the carafe and drinks more water] Oxen Meadows are mine! not true! I'll prove it! I'll send my mowers out to the Meadows this very day! What? My mowers will be there this very day! I'll give it to them in the neck! You dare! [Clutches at his heart] Oxen Meadows are mine! You understand? Mine! Please don't shout! You can shout yourself hoarse in your own house but here I must ask you to restrain yourself! If it wasn't, madam, for this awful, excruciating palpitation, if my whole inside wasn't upset, I'd talk to you in a different way! [Yells] Oxen Meadows are mine! But, please, Stepan Stepanovitch, how can they be yours? Do be a reasonable man! My aunt's grandmother gave the Meadows for the temporary and free use of your grandfather's peasants.Paheli and Boojho visited their grandparents' village during summer break.The tiger approached the bars, and allowed Grandfather to put both hands around his head.We had to borrow money from my grandparents because there were no credit cards, cash or even any identification to be able to withdraw money from the bank.He had never dreamt that his fourth daughter would have such a grand wedding.Finally, he allowed the puppy to crawl on his back and rest there! One of Timothy's favourite amusements was to stalk anyone who would play with him, and so, when I came to live with Grandfather, I became one of the tiger's favourites.Arriving at the zoo, Grandfather made straight for the particular cage in which Timothy had been interned.Grandfather recognised him as the keeper who had been there when Timothy had first come to the zoo.Grandfather took what seemed to him an age to withdraw his hand from the cage.“Hello Timothy!” said Grandfather and put his arm through the bars of the cage.Grandfather 'shooed' the leopard away, and the tiger returned to lick his hands; but every now and then the leopard would rush at the bars, and he would slink back to his corner.