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1
He rose up then and fled for miles like a
hunted
hare
.
2
The next day these wicked men were
hunting
hares
near Hatfield Forest.
3
I'd rather
hunt
hares
than women, any day-andgame's plentiful just now.
4
The season for
hunting
hares
ended on last Friday, February 28th.
5
She turned again, like a poor
hunted
hare
as she was.
6
What, then, were they doing, hurrying back in their boats like
hunted
hares
?
7
They delight much in hawking, and in
hunting
hares
,
deer, and other wild animals.
8
He watches and dodges and doubles, like a
hunted
hare
.
9
He twisted and doubled, running now this way, now that, like a
hunted
hare
.
10
I never see'd a
hunted
hare
do that afore.
11
One of those two-legged beasts that
hunt
hares
;
a thing like Giles and Tom-yes, Tom?
12
But he found his feet again, and swerved like a
hunted
hare
in one desperate bound.
13
He sprang on shore as he spoke, and dashed up the mountain-side like a
hunted
hare
.
14
Cree Indian women
hunted
hares
;
men hunted moose.
15
And whichever way I run, doubling like a
hunted
hare
...
it's always the same, the same!
16
Back she twisted like a
hunted
hare
and raced up the street through which she had just passed.