t erect and listening, o the

    er.  For a moment compassion restrained tters arm; but

    t  can follow

    t he fox, rolling over

    ter still kept his place

    and listened to till on the near

    heir demoniac cry.

    At lengt into vieo the ground,

    and snapping tly to the rock;

    but, spying the dead fox, she suddenly ceased her hounding as if

    struck dumb , and walked round and round him in

    silence; and one by one her,

    o silence by tery.  ter came

    forood in t, and tery hey

    ed in silence whe brush

    a urned off into t

    evening a eston squire came to ters cottage to

    inquire for old hey had been

    ing on t from eston er

    told   ther

    declined it and departed.   find  night,

    but t day learned t t up

    at a farm, whey

    took ture early in the morning.

    ter ting, who

    used to  bears on Fair heir skins

    for rum in Concord village; wold  he had seen a

    moose tting had a famous foxhound named Burgoyne -- he

    pronounced it Bugine -- o borrohe

    quot;ast Bookquot; of an old trader of town, wain,

    toative, I find try.  Jan.

    18t;Jo;; t

    noton

    quot;by 1/2 a Catt skin 0--1--4+quot;; of course, a , for

    Stratton  in t have

    got credit for ing less noble game.  Credit is given for

    deerskins also, and till preserves

    t deer t y, and

    anotold me ticulars of t in which his uncle