The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12
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scientific Treatise On " Cate.

scientific Treatise On 70 Cate.
The following Scientific Treatise On "
CArE." frsN '.ye style" and photography, We
Judge to have been Of very remote orisiD, but
e description is still very true to nature:
" CArrE-Ye cate deli ,hteth in ye roofes
ef menne's abode, and thereon being perched,
doth send forth BY turn, sweet musicke, plain
lively watling, after ye manner Of deep griefe.
and then suddenly doth this creature sound
loudly ye stirring notes Of love. Being smitten
BY MEME. she doth dee. But a. ye dogge 10
brave when opposed to its owne kline, cate,
hghteth valiantly with cate, striving with .
crate harte and an incorporate courage. In
victorie she poureth out feelings Of triumphe
in tremulo0s straynes Of gladness; but whs1 "
mastefie cleaveth to her adversarie, she flieIh
with much dscreation and create speedinesse.
50 irate Is this beaste and 90 fierce s her hardi-
hoode, that when she becometh vexed over
much, and her bodie ID mot able 70 contayne her
rage, ye overbounding wrath teeth to her tayle,
which doth become Of huge and fearful big
nesse. Y cate i : vylie animal, and after "
manner Of " deadlie sin (as ye clerkes doe tell
ns) u faire 70 beholde but most Rrievous 10 its
hiquitye.
Thomas loveth darkness (for his deeds are
evill and Tebitha belyeth her good name BY
uOseemlie noises, and lurking in hooks Of III
repute. She ventsth her jealous feelings in in
continent howles, and ~ fAtte- paunched mowse
il rare morselle on her tor que. She 10 ye
greene-eyed monster. Beware Of ye insidous
purringe Of her treacheriel She waggeth her
tayle, and winketh her eye, and exalteth her
back; but W wise mamie 10 mot deceived there.
BY. He seizeth her. and he clappeth ye flberte
shelle On her feete, and 70 Bit Of tinaer doth
hs hasten on her tayle and when be hath fred
- finder she neeth (as " booke hath is( celsri-
tses admirable With . curious speede, strspits
qss terfibiIi, and with fsarfalle clatteringe Of
" shelles. Ye wicked man feareth her 10 70
dafknesse. and when he beholdeth ye greene
ere and ~ flashing tayle, and Leareth ye strep.
itous Noise and ye deep groans she maketh, be
teeth though no man pursueth. OF surety,
be inclineeh 70 think that Sathannas hath bro
ken hie bownds, and ID upon him, and % BIO re-
loemeth. sas
For this service to pietie, in 70 land Of Egypt,
menne did worship ye cate, and held her in We
highest esteem. They fed her On choyse viands,
on ~ white mowse, ye gold 6sh. 70 snipes, and
ye crosodiles Of tender age. But their create
kindnesse they reserved tili We cate did kick 20
buekette, when they did stufie her with spices,
and ointnbents, and sweet smelllng stuAes, and
did CREATE reverence % 70 bodie. .s,a.s
IL cats b nov held in but lighte essesms
u these latter days but mindful Of former
glorie, shs wailsth mournfallis over 70 past,
for which " msnne do smite her with 70
boojsck, " blacking brush, y smptis bpttls,
and deep drawn curse. Water, Y Il ~ boiling
boste, y also rood.
A LUcKY HAuL--A man while Ashine yes-
ssrday near this city, caught large cat-1sh
wish ffon ~ psoportions, 10 judged would
make "a excellent roast. After rst1raing bono