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THE RAM 
Is the male sheep, and he is so strong and fierce that he 
will boldly attack a dog, and often come off victorious- 
he has even been known, regardless of danger, to engage a 
bull ; and his forehead being much harder than that of 
any other animal, he seldom fails to conquer; for the bull, 
by lowering his head, receives the stroke of the Ham be- 
tween his eyes, which usually brings him to the ground. 
THE WALLACHIAN RAM. 
THE singular conformation of the horns, which adorn the 
head of this breed of Sheep, has induced up to insert a 
