The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'., 第 11 巻John William Carleton 1844 |
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... hound in his life , and , consequently , could have had no experience in the craft except- ing what he picked up from ... hounds in kennel , were only fit topics for the servant's - hall or saddle - room . An admiral might just as well ...
... hound in his life , and , consequently , could have had no experience in the craft except- ing what he picked up from ... hounds in kennel , were only fit topics for the servant's - hall or saddle - room . An admiral might just as well ...
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... hounds ; without which many houses , in retired parts of the country , would never find tenants . The great Lord Bacon says , in his essay on building , that a house is situated " upon an ill seat " if there is in its neighbourhood ...
... hounds ; without which many houses , in retired parts of the country , would never find tenants . The great Lord Bacon says , in his essay on building , that a house is situated " upon an ill seat " if there is in its neighbourhood ...
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... hounds were taken into the New Forest in 1836 , the number of sportsmen who daily attended them might be computed at about three thousand , of all ranks and denominations . At a " woodland meet " in one of the " provincials , " the ...
... hounds were taken into the New Forest in 1836 , the number of sportsmen who daily attended them might be computed at about three thousand , of all ranks and denominations . At a " woodland meet " in one of the " provincials , " the ...
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... hounds coming to a fault . In the modern days of economy - sporting as well as political -- a committee is generally formed to squabble about doing that which one man by himself would be ten thousand times more likely to carry into ...
... hounds coming to a fault . In the modern days of economy - sporting as well as political -- a committee is generally formed to squabble about doing that which one man by himself would be ten thousand times more likely to carry into ...
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... hounds twice , but even to destroy by incendiarism the stables occupied by the horses of the hunt . No cause could be attri- buted to this most atrocious act , but that spirit which so unhappily stalks abroad in that devoted land ...
... hounds twice , but even to destroy by incendiarism the stables occupied by the horses of the hunt . No cause could be attri- buted to this most atrocious act , but that spirit which so unhappily stalks abroad in that devoted land ...
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