Meanwhile, Sir Huddlestone has hoisted himself unwieldily on the Nob. "Let's try Sowster's Spinney, Tom," says the Baronet; "Farmer Mangle tells me there are two foxes in it."

" I saw the one she meant, a little chap operating in a detached sort of way above a spinney.

There is not a spinney over the whole course that I do not know by heart.

At Spinney, in Cambridgeshire, was an abbey founded in the reign of Henry III.

near which was a church, built by Lady Mary Bassingburne, and given to the Abbey of Spinney, on condition that the monks should support seven aged men with the following allowance, viz.

Carolling at the top of his voice, playing mad pranks with all who passed us on the road, and staying at every inn to drink twopenny ale, so that I feared he would certainly fall ill of drinking, as he had before of eating; but the exercise of riding, the fresh, wholesome air, and half an hour's doze in a spinney, did settle his liquor, and so he reached Hurst Court quite sober, thanks be to Heaven, though very gay.

Your fox, too, one of a litter you came upon two springs ago, in a little spinney not half a mile from where you are standing now, stub-bred and of the greyhound stamp, fleet of foot and lithe of limb.

A few years ago I saw a pack of foxhounds find a badger in Chearsley Spinneys in Oxfordshire.

" The usual accompaniment of the chalksmall "tufts" of foliage, that become spinneys when close at hand, dot the surface of the great plateau.

It had many little woods and spinneys, and no watercourses.

In the distance, a low range of hills, irregularly wooded; then a river; then woods and spinneys; then vineyardsboundless vineyards which climbed in varying slopes out of the valley almost to our feet.

R109041, 18Mar53, Willard L. Sperry (A) SPINNEY, BERYL H. A text-book of physics.

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Wendell Davis (Wr); 24Mar72; R525756. Spinney and Spike and the B-29.

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Spinney and Spike and the B-29.

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Spinney and Spike and the B-29.

But here the sharp song of the yellow-hammer from the hedge, or the cry of the owl from the spinney, come pure and keen through the thin air, purged of all uncertain murmurs.

Like the old dog in Masefield's "Reynard the Fox," Mr. Magnus would work through ditches full of legal slime, nose through thorn thickets of confusion, dash through copses and spinneys of words and phrases, until he snapped close at the heels of intelligibility.

Elsewhere you might plant and cultivate a forest for cut wood and a spinney for fowling.

I heard the huntsman calling as he drew Threeacre Spinney; He found a fox and hunted him and handled him ere night, And his voice upon the hill-side was as golden as a guinea,