Fig. 200.
Fig. 201.
In the South a young pig, called
A Shoat,
is considered as desirable as a turkey and is eaten with much relish. Of course, each person is served with only a portion
Fig. 202. and cannot have a whole one, as is your privilege; for your shoat, like the turkey, will be very small, no larger than a lemon, and of the same color-in fact, it is a lemon to begin with (Fig. 202). Four sticks furnish the legs (Fig. 203). The ears are
