Almost always when you meet a fox in the woods he pretends not
to see you, but changes his course casually, as if, perhaps,
he had just heard a mouse over there among the stumps. He does
not increase his speed in the slightest degree until he is
behind some tree or rock; then away he goes at a tremendous
rate, always keeping the tree between you and himself until well
out of gunshot.--WITMER STONE and WILLIAM EVERETT
CRAM, “American Animals.”
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=Cunning Among Animals=--See SUBTLETY AMONG ANIMALS.
=Cure by Reversal=--See REVERSED ATTITUDE.
=Cure from Bible Reading=--See MIND-HEALING.