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| Subject: Birkenstock shoes Tue 11 Jan 2011, 15:27 | |
| Birkenstock shoes The use birkenstock outlet of this lure is to flatter him back Birkenstock sandals when he has. flown in the air, which he sometimes fails to do: and it is always requisite to assist it by the voice and the signs of the master. When the familiarity and the docility of the bird are sufficiently confirmed on the Birkenstock shoes gretm, he is then carried into the open fields, but still kept fast by a string which is about twenty yards' long. Birkenstocksbirkenstock outletBirkenstock shoesBirkenstock sandalsBirkenstockHe is then uncovered as before; and the falconer calling him, at some paces distance, till he comes at last to fly to it. The next day the lure is shown him at a greater distance, till he comes at last to fly to it at the utmost length of his string. He is then to be.shown the gaiqe itself alive, But disabled or tame, which he is designed to pursue. After having seized, this several times with his string, he is then left entirely at liberty, and carried into the field for the purposes of pursuing that which is wild. At that he flies with avidity; and when he has seized it or killed it, he is brought back by the voice and the lure.By this method of instruction, a hawk may be taught to fly at any game whatsoever; but falconers have chiefly confined their pursuit only to Birkenstocks such animals as yield them profit by the capture, or pleasure in the pursuit. The hare, the partridge, and the quail, repay the trouble of taking them ; but the most delightful sport is the falcon's pursuit of the heron, the kite, or the woodlark. Instead of flying directly forward, as some other birds do, these, when they see themselves threatened by the approach of the hawk, immediately take to the skies. They fly almost perpendicularly upward, while their Birkenstock ardent pursuer keeps pace with their flight, and tries to rise above them.Thus both diminish by degrees from the gazing spectator below, till they are quite lost in the clouds; | |
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