Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
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By RUDYARD KIPLIEG.


Go stalk the red deer DER the heather
Ride follow tho fox if you can,
But, for pleasure and profit together
Allow me the hunting Of man
Tho chase Of tho human, the search for The
soul
To its ruin-thc hunting Of man
The old shikarri
believe the difference began in the
matter Of a horse, with twist in his
temper, WHOM pinccoGin sold to Nalfcr
ton and by whom Nai1crton was nearly
slain There may have been other
causes of ofense The horse WAS the Off
cial stalking horse Naifcrton was very
angry but Pinecoflin laughed and said
that he had never guaranteed the BEAST
manners Naiterton laughed, loo
though In vowed that he would write
off his fall against pinecoilin if ne wait
ed five years Now, Dnlesman from
beyond Skipton will forgive an injury
when the Strid lets man live hut
South Eevon man is as soft a. a Dart
moor bog You can SEQ from their
names that Nafferton had the race adj
vantage Of Pinaconin Iic was pccul
lar man, and his notions of humor We're
cruel He taught me new and fasci-
mating form of shikar He bounded
Finecotiin from Mithankot to Jagadri,
and from Gurgaon to- Ahbutahad-up
and across the Puniab a large province
and in places remarkably dry lie said
that he had no intention of allowing
assistant commissioners ~ "sell him
pups in the shape Of ramuing, scream
ing country beds, without making their
lives a burden to them
Most assistant commissioners develop
a bent for some special Wori, after Their
first hot weather IN the country To-
boys with q iestIons nope to write their
names large on the frontier, and strug-
gle for dleatY places like Bannu and
kohdt The bilious cues elmo into the
enc-etariat. which is vory had fer the
liver. Others are bitten VIE a mania
for di-l, let work, Ghuznivide coins or
Persian poetry. while some. WHO come
Of farmers stock. find that the smell If
the earth after the rains get. INFO thoir
blood ana ais them TO "dcvelap the
resource, Of the province. These men
are enthusiasts Pinecoffin BELONGED TO
their class He knew great many facts
hearing on the cost Of bulI9cks and
temporary wells. ANA opium scrauer,.
and wba; .aup.ns if on b1rn foo much
ruhbj.n on a field in tho L,.no of on
ricLing used unsoil NafT.rton watched
biu and Thought about the horse Naf.
frt,u said "S>a mo ch.,.a. that how fiji
ne dro,,,n' said ..Ycu cant ~. vour
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