The Hunting Grounds of the Old World, 1st Series, 2nd ed. (1860)
Leveson, Henry Astbury · Saunders, Otley and Co. (London) · leaf 227
206 The Hunting Grounds sharp-pointed stout thorn that grows out of the joint. In the other end of this is a notch, in which is fast- … the fact, bait a number of these hooks with this fruit and throw them in the runs; the deer unsuspiciously begin to eat them, and, finding the string and pebble knocking about, they bend down their head and attempt to break it off by treading on it with their fore feet, or striking it with the…
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