{MN} Concerning this _Archer,_ there is one thing more worth noting: Not far from Mount _Atlas,_ a great Lioness in the heat of the day, did use to bathe her self, and teach her young Puppies to swim in the River _Cauzef,_ of a good breadth; yet she would carry, which some _Moors_ perceiving, watched there them one after another over the River; opportunity, and when the River was between her and them, stole four of her Whelps, which she perceiving, with all the speed she could passed the River, and coming near them, they let fall a Whelp (and fled with the rest) which she took in her mouth, and so returned to the rest: A Male and a Female of those they gave Mr. _Archer,_ who kept them in the King's Garden, till the Male killed the Female, then he brought it up as a Puppy-dog lying upon his Bed, till it grew so great as a Mastiff, and no dog more tame or gentle to them he knew: But being to return for _England,_ at _Saffee_ he gave him to a Merchant of _Marseillses,_ that presented him to the French King, who sent him to King James, where it was kept in the Tower seven Years: After one Mr. _John Bull,_ then Servant to Mr. _Archer,_ with divers of his Friends, went to see the Lions, not knowing any thing at all of him; yet this rare Beast smelled him before he saw him, whining, groaning, and tumbling, with such an expression of acquaintance, that being informed by the Keepers how he came thither; Mr. _Bull_ so prevailed, the Keeper opened the Grate, and _Bull_ went in: But no Dog could fawn more on his Master, than the Lion on him, licking his Feet, Hands, and Face, skipping and tumbling to and fro, to the wonder of all the beholders; being satisfied with his acquaintance, he made shift to get out of the Grate: But when the Lion saw his Friend gone, no Beast by bellowing, roaring, scratching, and howling, could express more rage and sorrow, nor in four days after would he either eat or drink. * * * * * {MN} _The strange love of a Lion._ {MN} In _Morocco,_ the King's Lions are altogether in a Court, invironed with a great high Wall; to those they put a young Puppy-dog: The greatest Lion had a sore upon his neck, which this Dog so licked, that he was healed: The Lion defended him from the fury of all the rest, nor durst they eat till the Dog and he had fed; this Dog grew great, and lived amongst them many years after. * * * * * {MN} _Another kind Lion in_ Morocco.