The Tale of the Pointer Tray

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1:04I took a favorite pointer with me. He was to use a common phrase, worth his weight in gold, for he never deceived me. One day when we were, by the best observations we could make, at least 300 leagues from land, my dog pointed. I observed him for nearly an hour with astonishment and mentioned the circumstance to the Captain and every officer on board. A certain that we must be in your land, for my dog, smelt game. This occasioned a general laugh. But that did not alter, in the least, the good opinion I had of my dog. After much conversation, pro and con, I boldly told the Captain that I placed more confidence in traysnaise, that I did in the eyes of every semen on board.

2:07And therefore boldly proposed, laying the sum I had agreed to pay for my passage, vis-100 guineas, that we should find game within half an hour. The Captain, a good hearty fellow, laughed again. Desired Mr. Crawford, the surgeon, who was prepared, to fill my pulse. He did so and reported me in perfect health. The following dialogue between them took place. I overheard it, though spoken low and at some distance. Captain, his brain is turned, I cannot with honor, except his wager. Surgeon, I am of a different opinion, he is quite sane, and depends more upon the centre of his dog, than he will upon the judgment of all the officers on board. He will certainly lose, and he richly merits it. Captain, such a wager cannot be fair on my side.

3:12However I'll take him up, if I return his many afterwards. During the above conversation, tray continued in the same situation, and confirmed me, still more, in my opinion. I proposed the way during a second time, it was then accepted. Done and done were scarcely said on both sides, when some sailors who were fishing in the long boat, which was made fast to the stern of the ship, harpooned an exceedingly large shark, which they brought on board, and began to cut up for the purpose of barreling the oil. When, behold, they found no less than six brace of live partridges in this animal's stomach. They had been so long in that situation that one of the hens was sitting upon four eggs. And a fifth was hatching, when the shark was opened.

4:16This young bird was brought up by placing it with a litter of kittens, that came into the world a few minutes before. The old cat was as fond of it as any of her own for legged progeny, and made herself very unhappy when it flew out of her reach, till it returned again. As to the other partridges, there were four hens amongst them. One or more were during the voyage, constantly sitting, and consequently we had plenty of game at the captain's table. And in gratitude to Portray, for being the means of winning 100 guineas, I ordered him the bones daily, and sometimes a whole bird. End of the tale of the pointer tray.