The Badminton Magazine 1896-11: Vol 3 Iss 16 (1896)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 90
who dodged in and out of the covert for half an hour and ended ignominiously, being dragged by his brush from a rabbit burrow, yet at the time we thought the wide world could contain no greater delight. We recollect that the ‘ blooding’ by old Ben the bhuntsman produced at first anything but… … i | the rite. Afterwards, when the youthful mind had grasped the situation, that bloody smear became our most cherished possession. Not only did we sleep in it, but, to the disgust of our cleanly nurse, we prevailed upon our indulgent parents to allow what had | i i
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