Transcriber's Notes

A number of typographical errors were corrected in the text.
PageOriginalCorrected toContext
34appearenceappearanceof singular appearance and interesting habit.
42mammelmammalthe smallest living mammal
46suddentlysuddenlyhe came suddenly on a lion
71deseasediseasespecific against cattle disease
74stic her domeher domesticgenial warmth of her domestic hearth
79isitsIn its pure state
79itsisperfume is agreeable
87inhabitatedinhabitedproximity to inhabited dwellings
114canisCanisCanis domesticus
125formallyformerlyless needed now than formerly
188HippotamusHippopotamusThe Hippopotamus is gregarious
249ifofone of the most
255acccordingaccordingaccording to Mrs. Bowdich
354vocaciousvoraciousThey are extremely voracious
362appropiateappropriateIt will attack, and appropriate
Some words occur with and without hyphenation in the text.
HyphenatedInstancesUnhyphenatedInstances
bed-room1bedroom5
blood-hound1bloodhound3
Blood-hound1Bloodhound6
cat-like2catlike2
eye-witness2eyewitness1
farm-house1farmhouse1
fore-feet2forefeet1
fore-noon1forenoon2
fore-paw1forepaw1
fore-paws2forepaws1
Fox-hound3Foxhound1
fox-hound2foxhound1
Goat-sucker1Goatsucker1
gun-shot1gunshot1
hedge-hog1hedgehog9
hind-quarters1hindquarters1
mid-day2midday1
off-spring1offspring10
re-discovered1rediscovered1
road-side2roadside2
sand-banks1sandbanks1
sea-side1seaside1
tortoise-shell1tortoiseshell1
Some words occur with and without ligatures in the text.
LigatureInstancesNo LigatureInstances
Cebidae1Cebidæ7
Corvidae1Corvidæ1
Cotingidae1Cotingidæ1

Both "M. d'Obsonville" and "M. D'Obsonville" occur on page 99.