Book,  chapter

 1    1,   13|          Yes, and be ready for hunting,” replied McNabbs, arming
 2    1,   16|  saddle was adapted to the two hunting weapons in common use on
 3    1,   24|  jestingly, “thought ourselves hunting in the open forest. I was
 4    2,   12|      few articles of industry, hunting and fishing implements,
 5    2,   14| admirable specimens of English hunting dogs, were bounding in front
 6    2,   14|   gentlemen dressed in elegant hunting costume, stopped at the
 7    2,   14|     bushes. For four hours the hunting party wandered through the
 8    2,   14|        John Mangles opened his hunting knife, and at the risk of
 9    2,   14|     death of their leader. The hunting party returned home, bringing
10    3,    5|     are in civilized countries hunting seasons. Then begin the
11    3,   13|  powder and ball for the happy hunting grounds.~“Quite an arsenal!”
12    3,   15|      and Mulrady kept up their hunting parties, without going far
13    3,   15|    this thousand-headed hydra. Hunting became impossible, and the
14    3,   20|       were painful enough, but hunting and fishing soon afforded