| In bouldery moraines up as high as thirteen thousand feet, one finds the pika, or cony. |
| The cony is a relative of the rabbit, the squirrel, the beaver, and the prairie dog. |
| In such heights man is of no more value than the wolf or the cony. |
| The result was very effectual as regarded the cony, but it was not much to gurr about in the way of breakfast. |
| The humble rabbit was once commonly known as cony, coney or cunny. |
| The weasel is the most persistent and effective enemy of the cony. |
