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was huntsman. His next place was with the Badsworth, 

 where he was second whipper-in for four seasons, and then 

 he came to the York and Ainsty, where he was first whipper- 

 in till Wilson left. He then succeeded to the place of 

 kennel-huntsman, and he hunted the dog pack one season, 

 showing excellent sport. 



It is not necessary to say much of Gray's qualifications 

 to those who hunt with the York and Ainsty. For fifteen 

 seasons he has been with the pack, and during that period 

 he has made many friends by his unfailing courtesy and 

 sportsmanlike conduct. He has his hounds in first-rate 

 condition, and in the field he is always there when he is 

 wanted. 



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