Inan easny to w hub we have already re^terred it is atated that cat* are of two kinds^^the common, or g rdeu puasy, aua tue^wild, or uiidoniesticuted felu. ' 'Ihe latter^kind resembles the former, but la usually^much larger, and when otlered milk it does^not pun. line of these cati u oalied'the^lion.' Another large oat U called 'the^tiger.' It is not a suitable kind to make a^nursery |^et of. for its tastes are unreliable.^^With the ^felu domesticus^ well nigh everv^English household is familiar. The BritiU^cottager or artisan must indeed be badly off^who cannot manuge to ktep a cut, which is
th cheap'^' nut.s liein^ by n^^tn-e
whatAutulycus wag by piofes-^aion, ^a uiapper-up of uncoii-^s. e.ed trillea. tn all Blfiinsan^couutries, EugWnd is ^par excellence^ tin^cat's terrestrial par, ,! , . in proportio:.^to its population it muintaint^as a rule, in^comfort and even luxury^more cata than^are aopported by voluntary contributions in^France, where pussy has a good time, on the
whole,and is tendi rlx cherished, in partic- i^tilar, b] the DOWguoiaa, tha I'relich peasaut- I^ry U ing nndered coiuparativelv insensible j^to ita stH'ial merits by the prudential die- ,^tales of their stupendous thriftiuesa.
