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) for a month, or two, or three they form a hunting ring and drive the game slowly and gradually before them, taking care lest any escape from the ring. |
 | | And if, unexpectedly, any game should break through, a minute inquiry is made into the cause and reason, and the commanders of thousands, hundreds and tens are clubbed therefor, and often even put to death. |
 | | Again, when the extent of their territories became broad and vast and important events fell out, it became essential to ascertain the activities of their enemies, and it was also necessary to transport goods from the West to the East and from the Far East to the West. |
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