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the territory, however, was more especially resisted by certain bitter individuals in the Wolf family, who were so greedy that they could not consent to see others participate in the spoil. Constantly traducing neighbour Fox. they stirred up the most violent conten- ton, and were the sole authors of many fla grant acts of inj justice, committed upon the unoffending members of his family. The lat ter, however, in the mean time, impcrceptibly gained strength of which their adversaries, resting in presumptuous security, were not aware, till at length Fox and his family were reused to action by oppression they rushed upon their adversaries, and were, by an undi- vided effort, upon the point of gaining signal victory, whena large section of the opposite party (the violent members above referred to,l basely deserted their natural friends, and join

 ed the enemy just in time enough to shout victory victory "how we apples swim " Fox and his family naturally regarded their new allies with great degree of s'ispicion;- it was noticeed that they still retained their old ,colfsh propensity cf snaPping ot all the game and ofc ing out dgainst tue principle Of districting ;-Out it was hoped that they would renounce these vicious habits, when more thoroughly instructed in the nlaxims and rules of the Fox family. The deserters. however, took much pains to assume the liy

 cry of their new friends: they initiated them in their port. in the leer of the eye, and the wag of the tail; they heaped upon their for

 mer associates the most unqualified abuse: