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good dogs, as there is generally a fight and its accompanying 1 

 wounds, but the result is, in nearly all cases, detrimental to the 

 physical welfare of the bob-tailed feline. I can enjoy one on 

 a moonlight night when I am with a jolly party and accom- 

 panied by a good pack, as it is full of quiet excitement, and 

 frequently of ludicrous incidents ; but it cannot, in my estima- 

 tion, equal a bear or cougar hunt, and it cannot approach the 

 'bounding sensations produced by a dash after the fleet-footed 

 stag when he is going at a view halloo pace. 



