A FOX'S CUNNING.
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SOME OME fox hunters once, while out with the hounds, found a fox, and pursued him for nearly two hours, when suddenly the dogs appeared to be at fault. The master came up to them near a large log of wood, lying on the ground, and was surprised at their making a circuit of a few rods without any object in view every trace of the fox seeming to have been lost, while the dogs still kept yelping. On the gentleman looking round, he saw the fox stretched upon the log, apparently lifeless. Не made several unsuccessful attempts, to direct the attention of the dogs towards the place, and at length he got so near as to see the animal breathe. Even then Reynard did not show any alarm, but pursuer aimed a blow at him with a branch of tree, upon which he leaped from his lurking place and was taken.
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