All's Well That Ends Well Tue ethics of fox-hunting have been rather closely discussed. in recent times, but a recent story from Tung about the Hertfordshire Hounds that started to hunt a donkey, and pursued it with great vigour' round) most of the parish, suggests another and perhaps mors effective discouragement for that Particular form of feld sport. Th: case of Acton, slain by his own ack, comes. to mind—if hounds eneral begin tobe unable to disinguish between foxes and donkeys there may be s marked and appre: hensive failing of in hunt subscrpions. But perhaps the risk is slight—the trouble is probably eon: Ened to the one pack at Tung, and Will be put "down to. another' out break of that "hysteria in hounds. Many event, another version of the same incident reports that there was malice in the hounds' behaviour. Dogs and donkey were presently found resting together n'a copse 8 peacefully-as Titania and Bottem when the hounds found a real fox the donkey tried hard to kee up with them, taking his fences like 2 sportsman' and gentleman. The moral is obvious, boy-—and, dams, sir, don't you forget it! Play. the Came, Fido straight, don't have any. Ening tp o sith Baehewiam safe with the how bank God, sit, any. donkey" inds as he would his own billiard-room!
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