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hundred together, hunting in concert: at the cry of 

 one, all within hearing howl prodigiously, and urge 

 other beasts to hunt the stag, whilst the Lion or 

 Tiger, lying in wait, seize the prey, and first satisfy- 

 ing themselves, leave the remainder to the Jackals; 

 from whence originates the tale of their being the 

 Lion's provider. 



4. The Barbary Jackal (Canis Barbarus). 



5. Cape Jackal (Canis Mesomelas). 



6. Black Fox (Canis Lycaon). 



This inhabits the colder parts of America, and is 

 said to be the most crafty of its tribe ; its skin is also 

 of the greatest value, as fur. 



7. The Aixtic Fox (Canis Lagopus), in its sum- 

 mer dress. 



8. and 9. Ditto in its winter cloathing. 



These inhabit the most northern parts of America ; 

 frequent the sea shore, and occasionally feed on shell 

 fish. 



