Killing for
Killing for Sport: Essays by Various Writers
作者：Salt, Henry S., 1851-1939 [Editor]; Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950 [Author of introduction, etc.]
体例：段 章数：12
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- 平均每段 21,476 字；最长 And yet shooting depends for its toleration on custom as muc（39,181 字），最短 “All this time a couple of greyhounds are held tight by a（17,683 字）。
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共 12 段- And yet shooting depends for its toleration on custom as muc
- This, then, is the end, and aim, and object of our sport--“t
- “Wishing to see for myself what goes on at the ‘sport’ of
- Indirectly in a similar way does pheasant-shooting lead to
- If, then, the land of our country, instead of lying almost i
- The Game Laws are held in abhorrence by the majority of peop
- The fiery little weasel--ruthlessly persecuted--is one of th
- “As I came round a bush, I saw at the bottom of a kind of
- On one point only would Dr. Warre make any concession--viz.,
- This love on the part of certain animals for being hunted to
- In the prosecution of Mr. Alexander Ormrod, joint Master of
- “All this time a couple of greyhounds are held tight by a