Gaspard de Cherville

For some time he collaborated with the elder Dumas. Subsequently he became known as a writer on the chase, angling, and animal life.^[2]

From the list of his independent works may be cited:^[2]

• Les aventures d'un chien-de-chasse (“Adventures of a hunting dog,” 1862; 2d ed. 1882)
• Histoire d'un trop bon chien (“Story of a very good dog,” 1867; an illustrated ed. 1884)
• Les éléphants (“Elephants,” 1895)