 | 1792 - 784 страница
...the affiftance of thofe that were young and inexperienced, confequently liable tobe dtceived,waiteJ until fome of the cunning old ones opened the way...motion. During this fcene, the beauty of the feafon, and the chf-erfulnefs by which t was fit rrounded, the barking of the dogs, re peated a thoufand times... | |
 | 1792 - 724 страница
...the affiftance of thofe that were young and inexperienced, confequently liable tobe deceived,waited until fome of the cunning old ones opened the way...and then the whole plain was foon in motion. During tliis fcene, the beauty of the feafon, and the cheerfulnefs by which 1 was furroumled, the barking... | |
 | Reuben Percy - 1826 - 384 страница
...animals, who disdaining the assistance of those that were young and inexperienced, waited until some of the cunning old ones opened the way for them ; and then the whole plain was in motion. When the poor animal was just ready to become a prey to its enemy, the governor rushed forward,... | |
 | John Scott - 1845 - 312 страница
...assistance of those that were young and unexperienced, consequently liable to be deceived, waited until some of the cunning old ones opened the way for them ; and then the whole plain was in motion. When the poor animal was just ready to become a prey to its enemies, the Governor rushed... | |
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... pursued, and while the former made a thousand turnings in order to escape, she every where found an opponent ; she, however, often defeated the greyhounds, and I admired in such cases the sagacity of these animals, who disdaining the assistance of... 