The paddock fence was neglected and ultimately the deer ran half wild over the estate, but in general stayed in the wooded region surrounding the Mansion House.

You will see the tame horse in the paddock gallop about for his pleasure, and the wild horse on the prairie will start and run for miles in mere sportiveness.

And he did use to run to paddock-gate when he wur a little un, and I wur a-goin' to feed chickenhe'd know my very foot, and he'd come prancin' to meet I, and put his little nose in the bucket.

Every now and again they let the water from these over the orchard gardens and about a hundred acres of paddock land around the house.

If we find a mob of horses when the paddock rails are down, Although before they’re never known to stray, Oh, quickly will we drive them to some distant inland town, And sell them into slav’ry far away.

Thus the word "Puck" has been identified with Poggetoad, under which form the devil was supposed to be personified; and hence probably originated such expressions as toadstools, paddock-stools, &c.