leading him by a rope, the other bringing up the rear with astick held in readiness against any outburst of self-will (Fig. 203). Inanother relief we see a drove advancing by the side of a canal,upon which a boat with three men is making way by means of poleand paddle. One herdsman walks in front… … Fig. 202.—Bas-relief from the Tomb of Ti, Sakk.-irali. most docile manner in the world, and we are inclined to wonderwhat need there is of a second herdsman who sits before her noseand holds one of her legs in both his hands. The precaution,however, may not be superfluous, an ox-fly might sting her…
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