It isn't as if I've got to go hawking seven per cent.

They go hawking, there is a three-day joust where every nobleman presents his standard.

But other times they just lazy around; or go hawking-justhawking and sp-Sh!- d'youheara noise?

He wanted to hear Bran's laughter once more, to go hawking with Robb, to watch Rickon at play.

"I think I shall go hawking bits of things through the country."

"We get something out of it when we go hawking," he decided.

Neither Commines nor La Follette was present; they had gone hawking, as Saxe had said, nor was Hugues booted for riding.

"And John and the boys and I will go hawking and get you some game."

"When you come again," said the pleasure-loving king, "bring me some hawks from the south, that we may again go hawking."