Xll CONTENTS. 



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xxv. The Misfortunes of Lakdar. A Lion that Devoured, without Indiges- 

 tion, the Faculty of a College 848 



xxvi. Showing how my Comrade, Rostain, Bearded the Lion of Mezez-Amar 34S 



xxvn. The Duchess of Orleans, and my Lion-Hunting Brigade . . . 858 



xxviii. A Lion-Hunt among the Natives of Constantine 862 



xxix. A Double Shot among the Lions of Ferazar 360 



xxx. A new kind of Bait for Lions, very Attractive, but Difficult to Obtain 874 



xxxi. My Old Friend, the Lion of Krenchela 879 



xxxii. A Lion Hunt in the Valley of Orten, and the Tragical end of Amar- 



ben-Sigha 8S2 



xxxiii. A Hunt with the Arab Ladies 895 



xxxiv. Another Push for a Lion-Hunting Brigade 402 



xxxv. When the Cat's away, the Mice will play 403 



xxxvr. A Night with the Arabs. With Several True and Instructive Legends 



Adapted for Flirting Girls and Presumptuous Boys . . . 408 

 xxxvn. The Death of a Lioness, Illustrating the Fable of the Fly on the 



Coach-Wheel 423 



