“He hurried down to the kitchens, a warren of interconnecting passageways and strange rooms.”

“All his senses were focussed upon the rabbits grazing dimwittedly over the open meadowland above their warren.”

“This was probably the era of the warreners when the landlords right to free warren was leased out.”

“She told Mrs. warrener she was ready to go with them to the Highlands whenever they chose.”

“But remember, that the warrener pays a high rent, and that therefore his rabbits are as much his property as his sheep.”

“Mrs. warrener leaned on the fence watching the gentleman, who poked about in the grass with his cane.”

“For this purpose, keepers of parks, rabbit warrens and heronries were ordered to produce venison and wildfoul for their masters' tables.”

“The warrens and enclosures at High and Low Dalby belonged to the Duchy of Lancaster and extended to nearly 3,000 acres.”

“At first rabbits were managed in warrens, but before long they escaped into the countryside.”