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1. These poems depict their heroes tracked by sleuth hounds.
2. The sleuth hound is described as one of three kinds of dog unique to Scotland.
3. The poems are romances, not histories, but there is no implausibility about the use of sleuth hounds.
4. After c 1530 the term'rache'was hardly used in England, where the bloodhound was called the sleuth hound.
5. The law of the borders between Scotland and England required that he who denies entry to the sleuth hound when in pursuit of stolen goods is held an accomplice to the theft.
6. It's difficult to find sleuth hound in a sentence. 用sleuth hound造句挺難的
7. *" Bellenden's translation says that the sleuth hound is larger than a rache ( pack hound ); Boece's Latin original says it is not larger.
8. In a book published in Switzerland in 1554 the sleuth hound is also called'bl黷hund'and'canis Scoticus furum deprehensor'('Scottish dog, thief catcher').
9. Generally, references to the sleuth hound appear in a man-trailing context, whereas the bloodhound may appear either as a man-trailer or as a seeker of beasts in the hunting field.
10. Whether true or not, these stories show that the sleuth hound was already known as a man-trailer, and it later becomes clear that the sleuth hound and the Bloodhound were the same animal.
11. Whether true or not, these stories show that the sleuth hound was already known as a man-trailer, and it later becomes clear that the sleuth hound and the Bloodhound were the same animal.
12. It is confirmed here and in other texts of the time that the two animals were the same, except that the bloodhound was somewhat larger, and had a greater variety of coat colours than the sleuth hound.
13. This links it to the sleuth hound, and from Caius also comes the information that the English Bloodhound and the sleuth hound were essentially the same, though the Bloodhound was slightly bigger, with more variation in coat colour.
14. This links it to the sleuth hound, and from Caius also comes the information that the English Bloodhound and the sleuth hound were essentially the same, though the Bloodhound was slightly bigger, with more variation in coat colour.
15. Thus we can be sure that the inclusion of the sleuth hound in the story was no anachronism, hence that the dogs existed in Scotland as early as c . 1300, and that their use as man-trailers was fully established.
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