I am an emu, or double-sabed, or horse-shoe, or sickened, or running emu, and I am an

I am an emu, or double-sabed, or horse-shoe, or sickened, or running emu, and I am an animal which was first discovered in 1816, on the banks of the river Morte, in the south-east of Australia, and which now ranges over the whole of the central parts of that country, from north to south, between the eastern and western boundaries, which are themselves placed at an estimate of 800 miles apart. I am a swift and active creature, and my movements are certainly not rendered less so by the presence of a perpetual emu-fob, which is ever hanging around me, and which, in the summer time, is occasionally so troublesome, that I am compelled to seek relief by shifting my ground to the cooler parts of