THE POINTER.
Its origin and present breed, [384]—a pointer punished by her grand-dam, [386]—disgust at a bad shot, [387]—pointing on the top of a wall, [388]—steady pointing, [389]—a weather-wise pointer, [389]—guards some dropped birds all night, [389]—finds his way back from America, [390]—traces his master four hundred miles, [390]—M. Léonard's dogs, Brague and Philax, [391]—a pointer acts as a landing-net, [394]—calls the attention of his master to a hare, [394]—an extraordinary pointer, [395]—a pointer suckles a hedgehog, [398].