214 AMID THE HIGH HILLS 
examining the stag, Sandy quite agi'eed that 
there was no doubt it must be the same stag, and 
we both thought, although it was in very good 
condition, that it was at least a stone lighter than 
it had been in the previous season. 
It is interesting to note that in the case of 
stags, as in that of human beings, the muscular 
movements are controlled by nerve centres whicli 
are situated on the opposite side of the brain. 
