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CASSELL'S POPULAR NATURAL HISTORY. 



LOW LIFE. FROM A TAINTING BY SIR KDWIN LANDSEKK, R A. (l!Y 1'KIEMISSION OF Ml-.SSliS. CUAVKS.) 



and the Scotch deerhound. The scent of the deer's foot is not good, '>* the animal "ears a strong 

 J>ody-sceiit, which is readily caught by the .staghonnd. The endurance of this dog is gi-eat, Imt it is 

 thought mutual, in this respect, to the foxhound. Slow hounds, of tin- old lnvrd, "unharbour" the 

 : and to the utoghoUnd the chase only is committed. 



