Note 428 — Chapter XXXII · TRAINING THE PASSAGE SAKER TO GAZELLE[426]
D. C. (Douglas Craven) Phillott translation
In the East, hawks, even when fully trained, are daily “carried” in the bazar. Keeping hawks unhooded on a block is a western practice that does away with the necessity for a certain amount of carriage. Most hawks, however, even “intermewed” hawks, are the better for much “carriage.”