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British Sports, for the Amusement of Children
by: William Belch
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English
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Pheasant Shooting.
See the Fowler takes his aim,To bring down the feather'd game;
September Season is the time,
When these birds are in full prime.
London.
Printed, Published & Sold by
W. Belch, Newington Butts.
Prancing & skipping without any fear;
But alas, their enjoyment is like to be short,
By the aim of a Gunner who seeks them for sport.
Badger Baiting.
Baited by Dogs, the Badger dies,A cruel sport it thus supplies,
The Skin is by the Furriers bought,
And thus for gain & pleasure sought.
Goaded with Spurs they seem to fly,
Like lightning to the human eye;
Stretch out their necks to gain the post,
While thousands on the course are lost.
Stag Hunt.
The timid Stag with eager bounds,Strives to escape pursuing Hounds;
In vain he flies he's doom'd to die,
Whilst shouts of Huntsmen rend the Sky.
They beat the Bush to find a Hare,
And thus for a long chace prepare;
Poor gentle Puss thy fate is hard,
And it with pity I regard.
Fox Chace.
The Fox is Reynard sly and cunning,Often with our Poultry running;
To hunt him yields a manly sport,
And numbers to the chace resort.
Angling will oft our patience try,
Ere we a dish of Fish supply;
Yet many love the rural sport,
And to the Brook or Lake resort.
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