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Updated: May 11, 2025
It is no easy matter to heave a hound over a high wall, but Larry and a young farmer had somehow shoved over four couple, before Bill Kirby and his whipper-in came and swept the remainder to a place of possible entrance a little further on.
Suddenly, from the outskirts of the wood, came the deep, sonorous note of a hound, followed by the sharp rebuke of the whipper-in; Jollity, the keen-nosed puppy, was "rioting" on the cold scent near the stream.
It's my belief, when they come in, that they'll all declare they never have had such a day's run since they came to school." The huntsman, and whipper-in, and hounds were left on the ledge of rock, looking out for a way by which to reach the bottom of the cliff. At last Tom Bouldon espied a bit of paper sticking in a crevice above where they were standing.
The whipper-in, conspicuous by the little bugle slung across his shoulders, and the light flag in his hand, was there in all the importance of his office; and, as usual, the doctor and a party of visitors, ladies and gentlemen, had turned out to witness the start. "Five minutes, hares!" shouts Forwood, as Birch and I came on the spot.
The old dog came to the side of the bed and laid his head affectionately in Travis' palm. The master of The Gaffs stroked his head, saying: "It is strange that I love this old dog so." The next morning being Saturday, Carpenter, the Whipper-in, mounted his Texas pony and started out toward the foothills of the mountains.
My father walked carelessly away, unclosed the garden gate, and left the dark stranger with his former whipper-in. Throwing himself on a bench in a rude summer-house, he began to think over the threatening aspect of affairs, and devise, if he could, some plan to deliver his family from the danger, which on every side it became too evident was alarmingly impending.
Tyrrel without further delay proposed to his father, to take him into his family, and make him whipper-in to his hounds, till he could provide him with some more lucrative appointment in his service. This proposal was received by Hawkins with various marks of mortification.
"We must ask the captain to let us take a long trip next Saturday afternoon," he said; and the boys went to the owner of Putnam Hall in a body and obtained permission. It was decided that Sam and Fred should be the hares, while Larry Colby was to be leading hound. As Frank Harrington had a trumpet he was made whipper-in.
Smith, that I don't think much more of their sport than I do of their business. I shall take to hunting a pack of hounds myself after this." "Do, my dear, and I'll be your whipper-in. I wonder whether Mrs. Proudie would join us." "I shall be writing to the duke to-night," said Mr. Fothergill to Mark, as they were all riding up to the stable-yard together.
"You are right, my Lord," said Sir , the whipper-in of the party, taking the Earl aside; "he would be an inestimable pamphleteer." "Could you get him to write us a sketch of the state of parties; luminous, eloquent?" whispered a lord of the bed-chamber. The Earl answered by a bon mot, and turned to a bust of Caracalla.
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