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\\·e pass Crom nature scenes and portraits to our animal group. This
picture is alone, for up to this time we have confined ourselves to those of
another type, hut we are pleafed with the beginning, for who can look at
· Tebo '' without an awakening of the risibilities or glance at his keeper
without a smile of good humor. T he King sojourned in the City of Lakes

THIS PICTURE WAS
O .~ITTED OUT OF
CO SIDERATIO
FOR THE PUBLIC.

for somt! time, ami chancing to see
' Tebo" and his jolly keeper, John,
took a fancy to the former, and had
this picture painted. \\'e see '' Teho's"
skill in climbing the flag·pole and in-
voluntarily we join in John 's admiring
glance