In Court and Kampong

girth, give a look of astonishing vigour and vitality to the animal. It is the head of the buffalo, however, which it is best to look at on these occasions. Its great spread of horns is very imposing, and the eyes which are usually sleepy, cynically contemptuous and indifferent, or sullenly cruel,--are for once full of life, anger, passion, and excitement. He stands there quivering and stamping, blowing great clouds of smoke from his