"] [Footnote 121: Varro quite uniformly uses words which indicate that he was accustomed to see sheep driven (abigere, propellere, adpellere)

30 IV "Year after year my stock it grew; And from this one, this single ewe, Full fifty comely sheep I raised, As fine a flock as ever grazed!

In 1897 Mr. Vernon Bailey reported sheep from Silver and Abert Lakes in the desert region east of the Cascade.

A sheep with a baa inside when you squeeze on himgamesa horn so he can holler my head offsuch a knife like Izzy's with a scissors in it!

The others killed an occasional very young calf, but ordinarily only sheep, little pigs, and chickens.

" But in "Vox Populi Vox Dei," written about 1547, and therefore apparently not from the pen of Skelton, who died in 1529, it is said that the price of an ox had risen to four pounds, and a sheep without the wool to twelve shillings and upwards, so that the poor man could seldom afford to have meat at his table.