animal, o naturalists,

    prolific en and

    domestic cat.  t kind of cat for me to

    keep, if I  any; for s cat be winged

    as well as his horse?

    In to

    moult and bath his wild

    laug rumor of he

    Mill-dam sportsmen are on t, in gigs and on foot, two

    and tent rifles and conical balls and

    spy-glasses.  tling tumn

    leaves, at least ten men to one loon.  Some station themselves on

    t, for t be

    omnipresent; if  come up t nohe

    kind October ling the

    surface of ter, so t no loon can be hough

    he woods resound

    he waves generously rise and dash angrily,

    taking sides er-fosmen must beat a

    retreat to tooo

    often successful.   to get a pail of er early in the

    morning I frequently saately bird sailing out of my cove

    o overtake , in

    order to see ely

    lost, so t I did not discover imes, till the

    latter part of t I che

    surface.   off in a rain.

    As I ober

    afternoon, for suctle on to the lakes,

    like the pond for a

    loon, suddenly one, sailing out from tohe middle a

    fe of me, set up rayed himself.

    I pursued  when he came up I was

    nearer t I miscalculated the

    direction ake, and y rods apart when he came

    to time, for I o erval;

    and again han

    before.   I could not get hin half

    a dozen rods of ime, he surface,

    turning , er and

    tly c  com