 | 1828 - 668 pages
...circumstances, or when a tyger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to reveuge by despair, bis aim was to remain concealed, and to make off as quietly...himself in a situation so as to be fairly at bay that tlic serious part of the sport began, ¡a •which case he attacked bis enemies boldly, and always... | |
 | Robert Walsh - 1828 - 564 pages
...same, inasmuch as, except under very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severelv wounded, and was roused to revenge by despair, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make ofl' as quietly as possible. It was after he had broken cover, or when he found himself in a situation... | |
 | 1830 - 614 pages
...always he pretty much the same, inasmuch as, except under very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge...fairly at bay, that the serious part of the sport begun, in which case he attacked his enemies boldly, and always died fighting. He added, that the lion,... | |
 | 1836 - 496 pages
...very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make off as quietly as possibte. It was after he had broken cover, or when at bay, that the serious part of the affray commenced.... | |
 | 1837 - 488 pages
...very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make off as...possible. It was after he had broken cover, or when at bay, that the serious part of the affray commenced. He then sprung out to meet his enemy, open-mouthed,... | |
 | 1838 - 534 pages
...always be pretty much the same, inasmuch as, except under very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge...despair, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make olf as quietly as possible. It was after he had broken rover, or when he found himself in a situation... | |
 | Theodore Dwight - 1846 - 764 pages
...except under very peculiar circumstances, as when a liger felt himself severely wounded, and was ruused to revenge by despair, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make off as quietly as pos•ible. It was after he had broken cover, or when he found himself in a situation so as to be fairly... | |
 | 1849 - 440 pages
...always be pretty much the same, inasmuch as, except under very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge...despair, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make of as quietly as possible. It was after he had broken cover, or when he found himself in a situation... | |
 | 1852 - 800 pages
...always be pretty much the same, inasmuch as, except under very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge...despair, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make orf as quietly as possible. It was after he had broken cover, or when he found himself in a situation... | |
 | Thomas Brown - 1869 - 346 pages
...always be pretty much the same, inasmuch as, except under very peculiar circumstances, or when a tiger felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge...the serious part of the sport began, in which case ha attacked his enemies boldly, and almost died fighting. He added, that the lion, though not so large... | |
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... felt himself severely wounded, and was roused to revenge by despair, his aim was to remain concealed, and to make off as quietly as possible. It was after he had broken cover, or when he found himself in a situation so as to be fairly at bay that... 