The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-08

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was the onslaught, bu, before he could zee any
thing he was knocked down, and his hand
touched the lcp or the animal standing over
him. Luckily for me | wore my thick tur
ban. which he tore with his teeth slipping
from him and leaving him my burnous, ! blew
he was spepdinp his wrath upou my clothes $500
N yfri inpot had passed right through his
body. below the shoulder: tho sccond entering
at his lief, car came out at the right" Euro
means imagine Il n very simple thing 10 van
au;sh the lion "you have only to bc good
no, unJ he perftctly cool" To be "A good
shot Is not rare but when YOU have 20 meet
snch AN antagonist. 10 await him, urhaps not
10 s,s him until he is about TO attack, aud then
10 know that your first ball. however well aim
ed will only wound him, the coolncss' 50
lightly spoken oi will he u very rare quality
However adrot your first aim. You have little
time for your second the iiist shot hits him
while he is motionless the second must be
M he bounds upon you. Gerard soon learned
this. and he says with naiteis. perfectly French,
that he always commenced the struggle with
mingled doubt and confidence doubt in the
cfI,ct OF his shots, confidence In the "protcc-
ton divine 9u'aeoords "a treaiurs FEfys su-
prs,ns"-as II the poor lion were not equally
''sa crcature.'' That, however, Is thought
never entering the minds OF the hunter or Arab
We were amused nj ilG ,fVsliati9ps and i'm
,sssstiene 9f,sfr hv a lion shc s,,nr,. viii,
h;,,e,ncss of The iear,lcs. wretch! who bsJ
s.,cn q lamb Which Inc hc,xclf ,oolJ hoy'
cater had M, tho lion ,n,,ci,.,cJ hcr'
Surb hc;oy I'm. terror ami hatred manfred lac
the lion VIZ car understand The frantic dcmon
.,ra,;ops ~ ioy owe, nj. corpsc. Iboy triumpl
over ,hc;r dcaJ ,bov i,,ul, him calf him q M
.as.in . ",hirf" " .on oi Jew "Chritian.
t" pay,, - nluck bis hc.rJ in acorn nnd kirl
him contrmn,pousIy n Is relief Io thei,
hatred m, reaction If ,,rro, In reading
ths We are naturally reminded of thai .c.,,c \,
Homer where tho Greeks crowd round tl,e
dead body II Hector. marvclling ut his great
stature, and cnch inaictIng wound on the
corps
And We think translalors and commentators
fall into a blunder when they translate and un.
dcrstand Tn. phrase applied 20 Acbilles mcdta.
ting the vengcapcc OF dragging Hector round
the walls. as II Homer by !, meant 10 stig,na-
tie AcblIca. The phrase does not mean DC