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Identifier: crosscountrywith01peer (find matches)
Title: Cross country with horse and hound
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Peer, Frank Sherman
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Publisher: New York, C. Scribner's sons
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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hanges and he stalks awaydisgusted. The huntsman meanwhile has his eye on thebabbler. Once or twice more of this sort of lying, and thedeceivers days are numbered. The other hounds, fooled once or twice, pay no furtherattention to him, even if he speak the truth. But let oneof the old hounds proclaim the news, and instantly everyhound is at his side. That s old Bluebells! cries the major, as he and hisknowing old horse Friar both eagerly listen for a whim-per. That s old Bluebells! There is a fox on foot,thats sure. I d take that old bitchs word for a million.And he charges on around the covert where his black-and-tan beauties have set their fox on foot. It is a beautiful and stirring sight to watch twenty-oddcouple of well-bred, perfectly schooled foxhounds whendrawing a covert. How they fling themselves here, rushthere, now in a bunch with heads down and sterns wavingwildly as if a tornado had struck them, now scattered, onerunning straight ahead for a rod, to stop suddenly and cast
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(U O OS o OS Scent 217 back! Edawick, Edawick! shouts the huntsman, or, toencourage them to draw, seeing some of them incHned tospeak, he cheers them on with Rout him out! Rout himout! Rouse him, my beauties ! Out with him, every-body! And at it they go, more desperate than ever. Forrester charges at a clump of bushes, and begins wav-ing his stern Hke a soldier at signal drill. The huntsmankeeps his eye on him, for he is a very clever hound atfinding. He gives a whimper; his hackles are up.*Speak to it, Forrester! Speak to it, good boy. ButForrester will not lie, even to please the huntsman. In themeantime Bluebells, seeing Forrester about to speak, rushespast him, stoops to the line to make doubly sure, braces her-self, lifts her head, and with one exultant cry of joy pro-claims the find. The huntsman, cap in hand, cheers onthe pack again with Hark to Bluebells, hark to Bluebells, asshe bounds away, joined by all the pack, who confirm herproclamation in one joyous chorus that makes t

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