Wasp, Rosa Bonheur’s pet terrier 157
The horse fair 158
The lion at home 159
Glen and his master at Etretât 160
Glen 161
Mr. Chase and Kat-te 162
Lilla, Cruikshank’s little dog 163
Lady Tankerville, who hid her kittens in the head of
Story’s statue of Peabody 165
Entrance and window of the sculptor Ezekiel’s studio in Rome 168
Bimbo, one of the sculptor Story’s pets 169
Cat-headed Egyptian goddess, Bast or Bubastis 174
Bas-relief of Whittington and his cat 175
Cardinal Richelieu, front face and sides 179
The two-legged cat that belonged to Dr. Hill of Princeton
College 183
Sally 193
Cowper’s tame hares 199
Helix Desertorum 204
Bobby, the dog who would be a soldier 211
The deer that marched ahead 220
The Welsh Fusileers’ goat 221
Old Abe 223
Love leading the orchestra 232
The elephants of Germanicus 232
The cat showman 233
Pinta and his mule Marco 234
Help, the railway dog of England 235
Prof. Bonnetty’s troupe 237
The Brighton Cats 239
A cat with a conscience 241
“Tell me thy secret, Beppo” 242
Sculpture of greyhounds in the Vatican 248
Sculpture of thieving monkey in the Vatican 249
Stag in alabaster in the Vatican 250
Pliny’s doves; a mosaic in the Capitol at Rome 251
Patrician or plebeian? 253
The chimera; Etruscan sculpture in the Bargello at Florence 254
_I._
_SOME SCOTCH CELEBRITIES._
FAMOUS PETS.
I.
SOME SCOTCH CELEBRITIES.
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