INDEX. 



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Tiger, the, bunted by oriental princes - - * 39 



capable of being domesticated - 34 



its muscular strength - - 32 



its combats with the elephant - 32^ 



. . - ' . . with the crocodile - 34 



gentle disposition and playfulness of one - 35 



its attachment to a boy - - - 39 



to a man - - - 37 



to a pug bitch - 36 



to a terrier - 35 



. instance of one carrying away a buffalo - 33 



its food - 39 



its roaring - 40 



its skill highly esteemed in the oriental countries ib. 



possesses only the bad qualities of the lion - 30 



. . one called Tippno in the Tower - - 38 



Tigress, the, her attachment to a bitch - - - ib. 



. . disposition and general number of young - 39 



her maternal affection - -40 



Townson, Dr. domesticated a hare - 323 



Turner, Capt. brought over beavers from Hudson's Bay - 91 



Tyson, Dr. his description of a young ourang outang - 183 



U & V 



Vaillant, M. Le, on the porcupine 285 



Ulloa on Monkeys - - 204 



Vosmaer, M. his account of an ourang outang - 184 



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Walrus, the, description of - 256 



vindictive when irritated - 257 



. its occasional attacks on boats - - ib. 



4 . . mutual attachment - - 258 

 . mode of taking .... 259 



. affection of the female to her young - - 261 



. its food - - - - ib. 



