Note 182 — Chapter XXV · HOW A MAN SHOULD KNOW A GREAT HART BY THE PLACE WHERE HE HATH FRAYED HIS HEAD
Reading edition
G. de F. calls the track of deer on grass "foulées," from which the modern "foil," "stepping on grass," is derived.
Reading edition
G. de F. calls the track of deer on grass "foulées," from which the modern "foil," "stepping on grass," is derived.