THE BURRELL. 169 



still, and having the vitality to turn in a different direction and accompany his companions 

 over rough ground, although what is generally thought to be the seat of life was absolutely 

 destroyed. It shows how careful one should be when hunting dangerous game, as the most 

 accurately placed bullet will not always stop an animal on the spot, but may leave him with 

 sufficient energy to strike down his foe before he dies. 



The Burrell I had shot proved to be a very fine one, with handsomely arched massive 

 horns ; but the skin was useless, the hair coming off in large patches. 



