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The atti- tudes are excellent, spirited and alert, but are they not just a little too richly endowed with tail ? The same inquiry rises to the lips on facing Mr. Mac Whirter's " A Fallen Giant " ^No. 203), a storm- thrown fir which a fox is regard- ing with evident doubt; never have we seen so profuse a brush on mortal fox. In **A Rising Generation " (195) Mr. Valentine T. Garland has packed three very small fox-terrier puppies into a huntsman's cap. A saddle, Buy Yasmin Online Uk horn and crop in this somewhat crowded canvas suggest their future career. Mr. Wright Barker sends an equestrian group, ** Mr. Harrison Benn and Daughters " (No. 270). Bone and substance are excellent things; Ocella Generic For Yasmin but here we have bone and substance in excess ; nor can praise be accorded to the drawing of the horses in other respects. Mr. £. 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