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5680. NATURAL HISTORY, Grouse and pheasant.—
In the King's cabinet of Natural History, of which Monsieur de Buffon
has the superintendence, I observed that they
had neither our grouse nor our pheasant.
* * * Pray buy the male and female of
each, employ some apothecary's boy to prepare
them, and send them to me.—
To F. Hopkinson. Washington ed. i, 506.
(P.
1786)
See Birds.
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