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2 A LTOUR THRGUEH |
Oneevening as Sir H. G. L. was out ona fhooting party,
his dog fprung’ a Chader; upon walking to the place he
found her neff at the foot of a rotten’ fir-tree with eight
eggs init.— The Ora nearly refembles our black game in
England but larger. But the ero, is ses ta the #
Ee its colour, black, “grey and white. (fee the plate)
The Snoripa is rather larger; for the. firft two years this
bird-tuins white in. the winter and grey in the: fummer,
like the hares in this.cauntry.— “Afterwards it remains al: ~
ways white. This bird makes.an extraordinary. ane
particularly at. nights. It is not to be found any where”
bat in Lapland, or rhe neighbouring countries. By fome
accident a yee : this-b rd happe n€ d to make its
appearance y sdved miles of Stockholm, which
very much alarmed the common ‘people in the neigh-
bourhood where it was, found. . In fhort, from the par-
i je ati rights a eo eae among
d oh
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“at were ley reali by ats era, no.
~ thing could-tempt the poll: -boys after it was dark to pals:
this. dreadful wood. This {pirit, however, was at laft
eal removed by the Sagacity of fome — who
fent
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