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xroaEed, and appeared for several minutes in
clned 10 give up The contest; when, recover
ing from III painful elects Of the blow, ne re-
turned he cAarge shh unabated violence.
The m'te nj preparation ior 'his seconn ~


tack wa, ~ ~an. AS the first, He sided
from one fli- VI he menagrrle TO the ne'
for a consit sni. time, seeking taVontabl9
oppor IA, i, elze his prey during all "h'ch
time ,h- a5r.- lil preserved the same posture
and sill Sep his head arec' and turned over
his shn Ter. The lion at length gave IA Sc
eond >prlhg. with all the strength and velocity
he could exerci~e when the horse caught mn
with his hoof on the under jaw, which n irac-
tured Having sustained second and "rpa


rently more severe repulse than the former
the lion retreated to his den as well AS he was
able, apparently IN the greatest agony. moan
ing ali the way in a most lanent"ble manner


The horse was soon oblige'. to be shot, as no
enc ever dare to approach the ground where
he was kept i Iustra'ious of Natural History