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... ran out of the house The rabbit and picked up the dog, and though the rabbit hac! been somewhat mauled, he jumped up at the clog's feet and, being unable to reach these, attacked the lady's so yigorously with tooth and claw that she had to retreat indoors ...
... A General History of Quadntpeds (1790) both mention water clogs, and Linnaeus (1707-78). in his classification of the clogs of his period, lists the Canis aqu.aticus major or great water clog (grand barbet) and the Canis aquatilis or barbet. It is an ...
... Ground English Heritage English Heritage Time to dance THE lights of London's Lyceum Theatre may soon be lit. Barely used as a theatre for over 50 years, the Lyceum could become London's first theatre for dance, the Lyceum Theatre Trust hopes. The move is ...
... shouted its way into the public ear. K . . Illustration: Granada Television. THE SPIRIT SPIRIT OF OF COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION By STEWART C OMPETITION games and sports, been sure about but place in decide ...
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... year , produced the lovely clog that we know to-day. The English Setter Club was founded in 1890, and the present accepted standard of points gives u a good de cription of the setter. An intensely friendly and quietnatured clog with a keen game sense-of ...
... lead mean adventure, the collar a restrictive misery. Vv. I-I. Hudson found that clogs became conditioned to the muzzle after a time: cringing, apparently, cea ed. But if clogs still exist in this city of dog , that show any sign of such a feeling when the ...
... by Amateurs: XVI-Mainly About Spaniels, by R . Sharpe. (Illustrated) (Illustrated) . (Illustrated) British Drama League Competition. Shooting Notes, by Max Baker. The Estate Market Japanese Prints at the British Museum, by Laurence Binyon. (Illustrated) ...
... the sheer mesmeric danceability of Lorca's language, even through the thick gauze of translation. It is primarily a dance of death, a dance that at once hails death and defies it. Gibson takes the view that the endlessly histrionic Lorca is the double of ...
... —Proprietor, Mr. Ralph Pringle; Manager, Mr. Athol Pringle.—The Bros. Weyman, in coon songs and dances, create a good impression, their simultaneous clog-dancing number being a special feature. The Cameron Quartette excel in a delightfu! novelty act, “ The ...
... trials has been the great value of a good marker. I think it is true that some clogs are naturally better markers than others, but a goo l deal can be done to improve a clog's ability in this direction by training. For this kind of work it is of great ...
... to each brace of clogs fro:n rsmin .to 3omin . But judges have not hitherto limited the time to a q uarter of an hour for winning dogs ; they ha\·e had no ma xi - mum bt·tt only a minimum limtt, and it has often occnrrecl that clogs have run for one, ...