Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 257
hamber isholding discourse with theBarons, one of the lattershall exclaim : Sire !Look out for the Cranes! Then the Emperor in-stantly has the top of hischamber thrown open, andhaving marked the cranes,he flies one of his ger- falcons, whichever he pleases; and often thequarry is struck withinhis… … ***&Ht PART OF THE KHAN S ENCAMPMENT. it likewise! So it is not without reason I tell you that Ido not believe there ever existed in the world, or everwill exist, a man with such sport and enjoyment as hehas, or with such rare opportunities. And when he has traveled till he reaches a place…
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