Word: hunted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Only innovation at this year's National is a pony-jumping class for juveniles (under 17), a popular feature at Southern horse shows. Most of the entries are owned and ridden by minikin members of Virginia's hunt set, the youngest of whom is four-year-old Terry Drury, who has already scampered off with several blue ribbons on her three-year-old Punch...
Preserve. In Ouray, Colo., citizens were forbidden to hunt elk on Main Street...
...Union, beside Widener, stands the New Library, unmarked on this map. Nearby is the President's House. Emerson, Sever, and Boylston Halls are used for classes, Robinson and Hunt Halls contain the School of Design. Other important buildings are Phillips Brooks House and Wadsworth House...
...harm to the soldiers' bodies than to their brains. Like flying tanks, the Arrado planes, cruising so insolently low, observing every confused movement of French troops and of artillery, added to the Frenchmen's sense of German omnipotence and omniscience. "It was not a war, but a hunt." Habe's captain lost his head, ordered his men into a glade which was just right "for a solitary pair of lovers and not for two companies of infantry." Once the men were nicely crowded there, their heads buried in the damp, rich ground, the German artillery cut loose...
Casey's relations with the News have been cordial, except for a bit of trouble some years ago when he was asked to cover an Illinois wolf hunt on an expense account of $10. His itemized list included such expenditures as: "To rent car Chicago to Springfield,1?; gas for same, 1?; oil for same, 5? (it was an oil eater); to rent horse, 1?; hay, 5 mills; to rent glasses to look at wolf, 1?." After worrying the subject for a while, Casey discovered he had spent only $9.90. He polished off the matter by adding: "Wolfbane...