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THE TEINITY FOOT BEAGLES 



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On another day an amusing occurrence took place. A large 

 field turned up at the meet, and a good hare was quickly found. 



Here 



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The Hare's Stratagem. 



Copied faithfully from a sketcli plan by H. R. Cool<e, with Mr. Cooke anrl "Jlother" Hunt in 

 the positions indicated in the MS. Mr. Cooke says that the hare turned on her own tracks, but draws 

 her coming down one side of a hedge and up the other. Perhaps there was no hedge.— F. C. K. 



There was a capital scent, and hounds having run hard for forty 

 minutes took the line into a grass field at the back of a large kitchen 

 garden bounded by a wall perhaps 16 feet high, near Trumpington. 

 Suddenly hounds threw up their heads, and apparently could make 



