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Happy Hunting Ground

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Happy Hunting Ground
translation of Indian name for heaven. [North Am. Indian Myth.: Misc.]
See : Heaven
Happy Hunting Ground
paradise for American Indians. [Am. Culture: Jobes, 724]
See : Paradise
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IAN Bell is back on happy hunting ground in Manchester this week when he aims to help Warwickshire clinch the championship runners-up spot with victory over Lancashire.
Bell's ground for optimism; CRICKET by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
It has never been a happy hunting ground for me, but records are there to be broken," said Booth, who returned to the starting line-up at MK Dons in midweek.
I'll break my Prenton duck: Boothy by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Byline: Pietro Innocenzi reckons Quazy De Joie could be harshly treated Mark Johnston has found Wolverhampton to be a happy hunting ground for his older maidens.
THE STATS THAT MATTER; TRADING POST by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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