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1.  Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, October 4, 1890 / Various
   Out you go and shoot a pheasant, Or as many as you want to, with your double-barrelled will. You can ... BOBBETT and BEN MOUSETRAP had an interview with Mr. PHEASANT, the Magistrate presiding in the North  details...
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   • subject(s) - pheasant; tally; baron; punch; rally; gloves; prize; punch; baron; prize; rally; pheasant; gloves; tally;
   • title - Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, October 4, 1890
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2.  The Amateur Poacher / Jefferies, Richard, 1848-1887
   . CHURCHYARD PHEASANTS: BEFORE THE BENCH IX. LUKE, THE RABBIT-CONTRACTOR: THE BROOK PATH. X. FARMER ... : PHEASANT-STALKING: MATCHLOCK VERSUS BREECH-LOADER: CONCLUSION THE AMATEUR POACHER  details...
   • creator(s) - Jefferies, Richard, 1848-1887
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   • subject(s) - rabbit; pheasants; hedge; rabbits; mound; hare; keeper; wire; gun; bushes; hare; hedge; gun; rabbits; pheasants; bushes; wire; rabbit; mound; keeper;
   • title - The Amateur Poacher
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3.  Chantecler Play in Four Acts / Rostand, Edmond, 1868-1918
   A CARRIER-PIGEON THE WOOD-PECKER THE TURKEY THE DUCK THE YOUNG GUINEA-COCK THE PHEASANT-HEN THE GUINEA ... : A wood-pecker's bill has rapped out the three strokes! ACT I THE EVENING OF THE PHEASANT-HEN _A  details...
   • creator(s) - Rostand, Edmond, 1868-1918
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   • subject(s) - chantecler; pheasant; hen; patou; blackbird; guinea; cock; white hen; chantecler turning; grey hen; big toad; golden pheasant; tufted hen; magpie announcing; chantecler; tufted hen; golden pheasant; cock; grey hen; chantecler turning; white hen; pheasant; magpie announcing; guinea; patou; blackbird; hen; big toad;
   • title - Chantecler Play in Four Acts
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4.  The Ivory Child / Haggard, H. Rider (Henry Rider), 1856-1925
   into a competition with Lord Ragnall over high pheasants." I flushed, for there was some truth in his blundering ... me that I was not going to get my lesson in English pheasant shooting for nothing. The gunsmith, however, to whom Scroope  details...
   • creator(s) - Haggard, H. Rider (Henry Rider), 1856-1925
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   • subject(s) - kendah; ragnall; jana; harut; black kendah; baas; lord ragnall; marut; hans; macumazana; quatermain; white kendah; elephant; lord macumazana; miss holmes; elephant jana; lady ragnall; hans; lord macumazana; ragnall; elephant; macumazana; baas; white kendah; jana; lady ragnall; lord ragnall; miss holmes; black kendah; quatermain; elephant jana; harut; kendah; marut;
   • title - The Ivory Child
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5.  Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 15, April 12, 1914 / Various
   them every day." "Yes," said Joe, "but these are not hen's eggs--they are pheasant's eggs!" Bobby and Betty ... in the meadow," said Joe, "and we almost ran over a mother pheasant on her nest. She flew up right  details...
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   • subject(s) - mabel; jesus; joe; umbrella; billy; berry; dew drops; dew; eggs; trademark; refund; archive; literary; access; donations; berry; mabel; eggs; refund; dew drops; umbrella; jesus; joe; literary; trademark; archive; access; dew; donations; billy;
   • title - Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 15, April 12, 1914
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6.  The British Barbarians / Allen, Grant, 1848-1899
   ," Philip went on, in a somewhat horrified voice; "and the pheasants are sitting." "Private? How can it be ... would walk through it not at all, or at least very carefully. But this is pure woodland. Are the pheasants  details...
   • creator(s) - Allen, Grant, 1848-1899
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   • subject(s) - frida; bertram; ingledew; monteith; philip; bertram ingledew; taboos; taboo; robert monteith; bertram answered; frida answered; bertram answered; monteith; frida; frida answered; ingledew; taboos; taboo; philip; bertram; robert monteith; bertram ingledew;
   • title - The British Barbarians
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7.  The Persecution of Bob Pretty Odd Craft, Part 9. / Jacobs, W. W., 1863-1943
   . Pheasants was 'is favourites, and 'e spent no end o' money rearing of 'em, but anything that could be shot ... . He was said to 'ave cleared out all the poachers for miles round the place 'e came from, and pheasants could walk  details...
   • creator(s) - Jacobs, W. W., 1863-1943
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   • subject(s) - cutts; bob; bob pretty; lewis; keeper; squire; sack; smith; donations; lewis; squire; bob pretty; sack; smith; cutts; donations; bob; keeper;
   • title - The Persecution of Bob Pretty Odd Craft, Part 9.
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8.  A Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's Life. / Whitney, A. D. T. (Adeline Dutton Train), 1824-1906
   ,--bound with a pheasant's breast, the wing shooting out jauntily, in the tangent I mentioned, over the right ear ... of demur. "We're all pheasants. _Our_ new hats are pheasants, too. I don't know what Augusta will think  details...
   • creator(s) - Whitney, A. D. T. (Adeline Dutton Train), 1824-1906
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   • subject(s) - miss craydocke; craydocke; leslie; dakie thayne; dakie; thayne; linceford; goldthwaite; leslie goldthwaite; wharne; sin saxon; marmaduke wharne; jeannie; saxon; miss craydocke's; jeannie hadden; martha josselyn; sin; madam routh; leslie goldthwaite's; mis; craydocke; linceford; dakie thayne; leslie; madam routh; leslie goldthwaite's; martha josselyn; miss craydocke's; saxon; sin; wharne; thayne; marmaduke wharne; mis; leslie goldthwaite; dakie; jeannie hadden; miss craydocke; goldthwaite; jeannie; sin saxon;
   • title - A Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's Life.
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9.  Red Hair / Glyn, Elinor, 1864-1943
   --only a lot of old wicked sort of things, in the autumn, to shoot the pheasants, and play bridge with Mrs ... pheasants last autumn; he said it could not matter, he was so old; but I didn't----" Mr. Carruthers bounded  details...
   • creator(s) - Glyn, Elinor, 1864-1943
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   • subject(s) - carruthers; lady merrenden; merrenden; robert; evangeline; lady katherine; katherine; lord robert; lady ver; christopher; ver; lady; miss travers; vavasour house; merrenden; evangeline; miss travers; lady katherine; lady merrenden; christopher; vavasour house; lady; lord robert; lady ver; katherine; ver; carruthers; robert;
   • title - Red Hair
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10.  The Stage Coach / Irving, Washington
    or pheasant; sometimes jerks a small parcel or newspaper to the door of a public house; and sometimes ...  details...
    • creator(s) - Irving, Washington
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    • subject(s) - bantam; christmas; coach; coachman; inn; ale; pony; holiday; kitchen; village; countenance; stage; drove; american literature; bantam; kitchen; holiday; drove; christmas; village; stage; countenance; coachman; pony; coach; ale; inn; american literature;
    • title - The Stage Coach
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