In "Much Ado about Nothing," BENEDICK says to MARGARET:--

"Thy wit is as quick as the greyhound's mouth--it catches."

One marked difference between the greyhound and all other hounds

and dogs is, that it can pick up its game while running at full

speed, a feat that no other dog can do. The foxhound, or farm dog,

will run over a fox or a rabbit many tunes without being able to

seize it.

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