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SBEBP, ETC. 187nJ.,~••t~ney are fat ~,as tnecost of the keepingto maintain tnem sois.extremely heavy. The ewes of this country rarely twin; but a breedisintroduced fromBarbary which lambs twice in the yeart: Theborse and mule here aremaintained on fodder and oats; tne ox onstraw .'audàe;8'f);O/tç.nreS,; .and,·· sorne coarse articles of food, during winter:;:lit otnerSeas:olls. he.gr~zes. Dairy cows arekept on green fOdder untîlthe time theycan be put on the .meadow$: theyare tended in thewoods, banks, road-sides, &c. The price ef ahor8e 'tOi mount a gentlemanis about four hundred francs. The maintenance of one variesaccordiJ!g to the pricésof artiéles, but may he ra~ed at three hundtedand fiftyftanc:S'cpet,â1~nu»J.C~ answers.~Afatsbeepweighs fromsixty to ninety IlbundS' and oneyiêlds' four pounds of wo()h To.:keep:Mf'lthenlfat'; during :summer,theya!tiésent tothe fi:iountains~ Thé'ewBS: tardy twin;i but they frequentlylatnb twice ayeart. When thè :flocks range during the winter, a~.'~ l\iutton is /lol