The encyclopædia of sport & games : with about 500 illustrations (1912)
London : [s.n.] · leaf 75
nd the sport will presently die an unnatural effectively such an extent of territory. But death in that part of Great Britain where the one blot on the escutcheon of the otter- it most should flourish. hunter has always been the petty jealousy The Otter and his Habits. — The otter that has operated… … IliK F and is as much at home in the water, fictitious rights over them, or at best visited whether it be fresh or salt, still or running, but once a year or even less frequently. as he is on land. Although, of course, as These claims, which derive from the ignor- a member of the weasel tribe, he…
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