... many editors of this poem is apparent from the following notes, cited from the editions at my disposal: The jaguar, or American tiger, is unknown on the banks of the Alatamha [sicJ .a Goldsmith, like Englishmen of a later day, was a little hazy in his notion of what...

... and a short time later in his own death, when he is struck by a bullet fired from the rear during a military exercise. Ricardo’s only friend, Al- berto, is convinced that a tough juvenile delinquent called Jaguar has killed Ricardo for being a “sopl6n.” Alberto informs the idealistic Lieutenant...

... of multiple suggestions and ironical sig- nifications. The tale is as intricate as an infinite dream. The labyrinth of the universe appears in two forms: the deep, circular cell in which the magician-priest Tzinacin is imprisoned, and the design of spots on the skin of the jaguar or tiger...

... of an animal beneath its bodily “clothing.” They can also assume animal form; that is, they can take on the perspective of a jaguar (for example) and thereby enter a world in which there is no relevant difference between a tapir and a human, since from the jaguar’s perspective, the jaguar is the human...

... a tiger for a jaguar, or makes a few errors in geography. Third, as I have earlier indi- cated, Mrs. Behn may have been inclined to gloss over with rosy hue her treasured memories of better days when she was young and in good health. Fourth, having a flair for the spectacular...