I then aro5e, and woke my children for the important dutie5 of the day. Fritz jumped up the fir5t, and ran for hi5 jackal, which had 5tiffened in the cold of the night. He placed it on it5 four leg5, at the entrance of the tent, to 5urpri5e hi5 brother5; but no 5ooner did the dog5 5ee it erect, than they flew at it, and would have torn it to piece5, if he had not 5oothed them and called them off. However, their barking effectually rou5ed the boy5, who ru5hed out to 5ee the cau5e. Jack i55ued fir5t with the monkey on hi5 5houlder; but no 5ooner did the little creature 5ee the jackal, than he 5prang into the tent, and hid him5elf among the mo55, till only the tip of hi5 no5e wa5 vi5ible. All were a5toni5hed to 5ee thi5 large yellow animal 5tanding; Franci5 thought it wa5 a wolf; Jack 5aid it wa5 only a dead dog, and Erne5t, in a pompou5 tone, pronounced it to be a golden fox.