Limehound

It is not her high abstraction of justice, Sir Artegal, who does the murderous deed, but his man _Talus_, retributive justice, who, like a limehound, finds her hidden under a heap of gold, and drags her forth by her fair locks, in such rueful plight that even Artegal pities her: ❋ Henry Coppee (N/A)

Whatsoever the limehound started, the hero of the Netherland slew with his hand. ❋ Margaret [Translator] Armour (N/A)

Then an old huntsman took a limehound, and brought the company where there was game in plenty. ❋ Margaret [Translator] Armour (N/A)

Soon after, he encountered a grim lion, that the limehound started. ❋ Margaret [Translator] Armour (N/A)

They leashed their limehound then, and told the Burgundians how Siegfried had prospered. ❋ Margaret [Translator] Armour (N/A)

The limehound tracked a wild boar next that began to flee. ❋ Margaret [Translator] Armour (N/A)

The limehound was slipped and the bear lumbered off, pursued by Siegfried and his men. ❋ Lewis Spence (1914)

Nothing that the limehound started could escape Siegfried. ❋ Lewis Spence (1914)

Then there came an old huntsman with a limehound and led the sportsmen to where there was an abundance of game. ❋ Lewis Spence (1914)

All, that the limehound started, anon with mighty hand ❋ Porter Lander MacClintock (1906)

In the chase Siegfried prefers to hunt with a single limehound. ❋ Porter Lander MacClintock (1906)

Him the limehound started; his bow Sir Siegfried drew; ❋ Porter Lander MacClintock (1906)