OBSERVATIONS ON QUADRUPEDS. 403 
Long Coppice, and Shrubwood, and Temple Hangers, and in their 
way back Hartley and Wardleham Hangers, yet no stag could be 
found. 
The royal pack, accustomed to have the deer turned out before 
them, never drew the coverts with any address and spirit, as many 
people that were present observed ; and this remark the event has 
proved to be atrue one. For as a person was lately pursuing a 
pheasant that was wing-broken in Hartley Wood, he stumbled upon 
the stag by accident, and ran in upon him as he lay concealed 
amidst a thick brake of brambles and bushes. —WHITE. 
