The Leisure Hour, Volumen13W. Stevens, printer, 1864 |
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... Bear ( Ursus Americanus ) holds a high rank in American wild sports . A full- grown bear seldom exceeds five feet in length , or weighs over five hundred pounds ; here and there one has been found to weigh six hundred . The black bear ...
... Bear ( Ursus Americanus ) holds a high rank in American wild sports . A full- grown bear seldom exceeds five feet in length , or weighs over five hundred pounds ; here and there one has been found to weigh six hundred . The black bear ...
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... bear has entered or left the field , and when once a tried bear - hound has discovered this , the rest of the pack are cheered on , the bear is roused from his den and compelled to climb a tree , where the hunters can get good steady ...
... bear has entered or left the field , and when once a tried bear - hound has discovered this , the rest of the pack are cheered on , the bear is roused from his den and compelled to climb a tree , where the hunters can get good steady ...
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... bear , feeling " done " out of his supper , advanced upon the hunter . It was no use running - his horse was half a mile off ; so the hunter awaited the attack , though he knew that it was almost useless to expect his rifle to kill or ...
... bear , feeling " done " out of his supper , advanced upon the hunter . It was no use running - his horse was half a mile off ; so the hunter awaited the attack , though he knew that it was almost useless to expect his rifle to kill or ...
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BEHOLD IN THESE WHAT LEISURE HOURS DEMANDAMUSEMENT AND TRUE KNOWLEDGE HAND IN HAND Corper | 97 |
Meyringen to Viesch | 440 |
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