Hunting with
Hunting with the Bow & Arrow
作者：Pope, Saxton T. (Saxton Temple), 1875-1926
体例：段 章数：16
字数：325,639 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,352 字；最长 By placing one end of his bow at the corner of his open mout（39,495 字），最短 In a manner not dissimilar to my beginning of the fletching （5,692 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- By placing one end of his bow at the corner of his open mout
- From the very edge of camp, until he returned, he was on the
- Catlin, in his book on the North American Indian, relates th
- Lay the braced bow on the floor, place the end of the tiller
- The gradient thus formed dictates the character of a bow to
- Besides a bow and arrow, the archer needs to have a quiver,
- The real archer when he goes afield enters a land of subtle
- Of all the canny beasts, Brother Coon is the wisest, and wer
- So we travel. Sometimes a startled deer bounds down the hill
- But I drew up at thirty yards and let drive at the neck, the
- Some observers contend that the lion never gives that blood-
- The California Academy of Sciences has in its museum in Gold
- The ground was very wet in places and heavy with snow in the
- On our way to camp in the dim light of early dawn, a land fo
- Possibly his roughest trip was one taken to picture mountain
- In a manner not dissimilar to my beginning of the fletching