Phrase Exercise.
1. Either in its form or its habits.—2. Rarely exceeds.—3. Vast bulk.—4. Alarming width.—5. Lives entirely upon vegetable food.—6. Food which it consumes.—7. Tremendous array.—8. Awkward form.—9. Impaled on the stakes.—10. Cruel mode of capture.—11. Shoot it fatally.—12. The reeds conceal its movements.—13. The hunters fasten the line.—14. Dangerous sport.—15. Capsizes their canoes.—16. Lifted clean out of the water.—17. Considered a delicacy.
XIX.—A BRIGHT BOY.
Prof. J. S. Blackie.
Bill is a bright boy;
Do you know Bill?
Marching cheerily
Up and down hill;