The old huntsman had prepared the surprise while Jacques was taking his lesson.

The old huntsman was there too, with bared head, standing a little apart.

She was carried by the old huntsman, the two Martineaus, and Manette's husband.

One only remained-theold huntsman who had given the last counsel to the wretched father.

The old huntsman was a surprisingly good teacher.

At a sign from the Abbe Birotteau the old huntsman went to fetch the curate of Sache.

Then an old huntsman took a limehound, and brought the company where there was game in plenty.

The old huntsman of her husband's Court tells the story to a traveller whom he calls his friend.

These words seemed to make some impression upon the old huntsman; he hung down his head and looked thoughtful.

The old huntsman's story, far from strengthening my hopes, only depressed me-nota very favourable condition to insure success.

The canny old huntsman revealed to them just enough to excite the unconscious archaic impulse beneath the skin of culture.

Then there came an old huntsman with a limehound and led the sportsmen to where there was an abundance of game.

Then an old huntsman took a good sleuth-hound and in a short space brought the lord to where many beasts were found.

His father was spending the night with his boon fellows, and a favourite old huntsman lay dying in a room near by.

She was all fire and excitement, and caught the reins like an old huntsman, and with such a grasp as was amazing.

And that she heard aright, that, leaving the castle, she left the hell where love lives not, we know from the old huntsman: