THE GOOSE.

Water-fowl are so numerous, and of such various kinds, that it would

fill a volume to describe them properly; I shall therefore only speak of

some of them. I have, though very seldom, met with an immense number of

geese like those of Europe in lakes. But of ducks there is such a

variety and number, not only in the lakes but in the rivers also, that

their dung defiles the water so as to render it unfit to be drunk.

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