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The Master of Game

Note 66 — Chapter VI · OF THE WILD BOAR AND OF HIS NATURE

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In spite of the boar being such a dangerous animal a wound from his tusk was not considered so fatal as one from the antlers of a stag. An old fourteenth-century saying was: "Pour le sanglier faut le mire, mais pour le cerf convient la bière."

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