CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. PAGE - The Baron relates an Account of his first Travels—The astonishing Effects of a Storm—Arrives at Ceylon; combats and conquers two extraordinary Opponents—Returns to Holland
1 CHAPTER II. - In which the Baron proves himself a good Shot—He loses his Horse, and finds a Wolf—Makes him draw his Sledge Promises to entertains his Company with a Relation of such Facts as are well deserving their Notice
10 CHAPTER III. - An Encounter between the Baron's Nose and a Door-Post, with its wonderful effects—Fifty Brace of Ducks and other Fowl destroyed by one Shot—Flogs a Fox out of his Skin—Leads an old Sow home in a new way, and vanquishes a wild Boar
17 CHAPTER IV. Reflections on St. Hubert's Stag—Shoots a Stag with Cherry stones; the wonderful effects of it—Kills a Bear by extra-
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