The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'., Том 19John William Carleton 1848 |
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... hour and fifty - ninth minute Loadstone was declared not to start . Those persons were not , as we were , present during the Running Rein trial in Westminster Hall . Loadstone won the Prendergast ; which gave him less trouble than he ...
... hour and fifty - ninth minute Loadstone was declared not to start . Those persons were not , as we were , present during the Running Rein trial in Westminster Hall . Loadstone won the Prendergast ; which gave him less trouble than he ...
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... dint of a great many halloos and lucky wide - casts , to work his line at a very slow hunting pace for nearly an hour , when they lost him , from mere want of scent , just where с they found him . That the scent should have been.
... dint of a great many halloos and lucky wide - casts , to work his line at a very slow hunting pace for nearly an hour , when they lost him , from mere want of scent , just where с they found him . That the scent should have been.
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... hour was consumed in refreshing the inward man of all those sportsmen who felt inclined to avail themselves of his proffered hospitality . As soon as luncheon had been sufficiently discussed , the hounds were thrown into the ozier - bed ...
... hour was consumed in refreshing the inward man of all those sportsmen who felt inclined to avail themselves of his proffered hospitality . As soon as luncheon had been sufficiently discussed , the hounds were thrown into the ozier - bed ...
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... hour - and a - half's time . And I think he is right , as we all know some delicate hounds are apt to throw off part of their meat directly after feeding , if moved about in too hurried a manner . Lord Redesdale's are certainly a fine ...
... hour - and a - half's time . And I think he is right , as we all know some delicate hounds are apt to throw off part of their meat directly after feeding , if moved about in too hurried a manner . Lord Redesdale's are certainly a fine ...
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... hours ' talking about hunting matters ; and I really think I could have stopped till now , had I not had an engagement which obliged me to make the best of my way to the classic city of Alma Mater . Amongst other matters , Jem Hills ...
... hours ' talking about hunting matters ; and I really think I could have stopped till now , had I not had an engagement which obliged me to make the best of my way to the classic city of Alma Mater . Amongst other matters , Jem Hills ...
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