'50 NATURALIST'S CABINET. 



Manners, &c. 



cliffs, and in places so remote that they an 

 clom met with. Those which are found in I Eu- 

 rope, chiefly reside in the places where they 

 breed, and seldom come down into the plains, 

 except when the snow and ice, in their native re- 

 treats, has banished all living animals but them- 

 selves: then they quit their heights, and brave 

 the perils they must encounter in more cultivated 

 regions. 



