GamesBlowing EggsFor blowing eggs a brass or glass blow-pipe is the proper thi... Alphabet Game Divide the class into two teams. Cards about 5x7, containing ... A Dinner For Contemporary Celebrities The Guests 1. The first month of the year. Janvier. ... Back To Back This is a tag game in which "It" may tag anyone who is not ba... Spelling Match. Choose leaders and divide the company into sides. The sides... Definitions A subject is given to the company by the "teacher" and those ... The Umpires The umpires are the sole judges of fair and unfair play, and ... King Of The Ring A circle is drawn on the ground. The players stand shoulder t... |
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HoundsOf hounds that hunt by sight we have the English Greyhound, swiftest
of dogs, but neither very intelligent nor affectionate; the Scotch
Deerhound, dignified and very devoted to his master, and a wonderful
jumper over gates and walking-sticks; and the Irish Wolf-hound, bigger
and less graceful than either of the others, but with a great big
heart and noble courage. Gelert was of this breed. There is also the
Borzoi, whose appearance is a combination of greyhound and setter, a
very beautiful but rather stupid animal. Finally, there is the
Bloodhound, remarkable for great intelligence, good temper, and
fidelity. He is one of the finest of dogs, wise and self-reliant and
capable of the truest devotion to his master. He seldom or never
fights, but is full of courage in spite of his naturally nervous
disposition.
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