THROUGH THE JUNGLE VERY SOFTLY BY LUDWIG KOCH-ISENBURG IN SOUTH AFRICA

 A white-hand gibbon named Koko who came from Thailand became so enchanting a member of the author's household zoo in Frankfurt that it set him daydreaming of the strange, remote world of it's origin until the longing to visit the tropical wonders of south-east Asia became irresistible.  So he sailed for Rangoon, where he promised the zoo a black panther from Siam.  He fell in love with Thailand, tranquil, gracious, a country with time for talk and the telling of splendid stories. Hard cover, fair condition.  The dust jacket shows signs of wear.  The book is clean. Paper browning.  214 pages.