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 1 XIII  |     good dinner.”~“Off to the hunt!” exclaimed Kennedy, joyously.~
 2 XIII  |      notes into shape. A good hunt to you! but be careful.
 3 XVII  |       and I’m afraid that our hunt’s over.”~“Wait, Dick; you
 4 XVII  |     Wait, Dick; you could not hunt anyhow in this grass, that
 5 XVII  |       Kennedy will go off and hunt for an hour or two; the
 6 XXVIII|     to wit, that he could not hunt in that miniature forest,
 7 XXXI  |   like his going off alone to hunt.”~“But still, Samuel, you
 8 XXXI  |    then that Mr. Kennedy will hunt the hippopotamus a little;
 9 XXXIII|       Calculations.—Kennedy’s Hunt.—A Complete Exploration
10 XXXIII|     Now, Dick, you may go and hunt in the neighborhood, but
11 XXXVI |      right! It is a pursuit—a hunt—but a man-hunt! That is
12 XXXVII|   camp of Arabs! Whew! what a hunt that was! You see, Mr. Kennedy,
13 XXXVII| hunter don’t know what a real hunt is until he’s been hunted