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  1.  The Black Dwarf / Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832
    Halbert, or Hobbie Elliot, a substantial farmer, who boasted his descent from old Martin Elliot ... . The cleugh, or wild ravine, into which Hobbie Elliot had followed the game, was already far behind him  details...
  2.  Stamp Collecting as a Pastime / Nankivell, Edward James, 1848-1909
    at the clannishness of stamp collectors, and their lifelong devotion to their hobby. They are thunderstruck ... a tired worker in search of a hobby may be persuaded that of all the relaxations that are open to him none  details...
  3.  Let's Collect Rocks and Shells / Shell Union Oil Corporation
    that they can lead to a career or a satisfying hobby. Shell Oil Company's interest in the subjects comes ... in conchology, as you've already noticed. Why? Well, because this is a hobby and science that spans the world  details...
  4.  Mystification / Poe, Edgar Allen
    , and the nicety of his sense of honor, that he most especially prided himself. These things were a hobby ... , with a sarcasm and a sneer. The hobby of Hermann now took the bit in his teeth. This I could discern  details...
  5.  Three Sundays In A Week / Poe, Edgar Allen
    of the hobby he was riding. For the rest, he laughed with his arms and legs, and his politics were stubborn ... . This was, in fact, one of his hobbies. The spirit of his vows he made no scruple of setting at naught  details...
  6.  In the Name of the Bodleian and Other Essays / Birrell, Augustine, 1850-1933
    , 1598, to January, 1613 (when he died), Bodley was happy with as glorious a hobby-horse as ever man rode ... growing and painful infirmities (stone, ague, dropsy), Bodley never even for a day dismounted his hobby  details...
  7.  A History of Morris Dancing, With a Description of Eleven Dances as Performed by the Morris-Men of England / Sharp, Cecil J.
    :-- They should be a Morris dancers by their jingle, but they have no napkins. No, nor a hobby horse. Oh ... , the piper--that is, the musician--and the fool. The hobby-horse, described later, was habitually associated  details...
  8.  John Keble's Parishes / Yonge, Charlotte Mary, 1823-1901
    , and Merdon was resumed by the Crown. It was then granted to Sir Philip Hobby who had been one of King Henry ... on a living dog being better than a dead lion. Hobby then claimed the manor, but Bishop White made  details...
  9.  The Plain Man and His Wife / Bennett, Arnold, 1867-1931
    be a foolish and merry one. Many men fall into the error of assuming that their hobbies must be as dignified ... . If they take up a sport, it is because the sport may improve their health. And if the hobby is intellectual  details...
  10.  Psmith in the City / Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975
    spectator of a Pageant. My pater wants to jump in and stage-manage. He is a man of hobbies. He never ... Mike was introduced to the man of hobbies. Mr Smith, senior, was a long, earnest-looking man who might  details...

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