A History of Norfolk
A History of Norfolk
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It was close to these Broads — at Waxham — where Sir William Wodehouse, of that place, who was then James I. 's jester, introduced the 'decoy' system for wild-fov/1 into England. There were great coursing-meetings in early days, that at Swaff- ham being perhaps the best known then, as Mart- ham is now.
A * Norfolk tumbler " was a dog specially trained to affect lameness, and so get within catching-dis- tance of his quarry. Coke sent one to Salisbury to * play on Salisbury warren, ' as we see in... the Domestic State Papers of James I.
Otters, of course, were very plentiful, with so much undrained land and so many pools and rivers. Each fresh-water fisherman between the town of Conisford and Hardley Cross was ordered, in 1557, to keep a 9-2 / 132 A Pop7ilar History of Norfolk.
dog to hunt the otter, and all the fishermen were * to make a general hunt twice or thrice a year or more at time or times convenient. ' In 1729, six residents at Palsgrave, over the Suffolk border, killed seventeen brace of otters between March and May, which will give some idea of how plentiful they must have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was close to these Broads — at Waxham — where Sir William Wodehouse, of that place, who was then James I. 's jester, introduced the 'decoy' system for wild-fov/1 into England. There were great coursing-meetings in early days, that at Swaff- ham being perhaps the best known then, as Mart- ham is now.
A * Norfolk tumbler " was a dog specially trained to affect lameness, and so get within catching-dis- tance of his quarry. Coke sent one to Salisbury to * play on Salisbury warren, ' as we see in... the Domestic State Papers of James I.
Otters, of course, were very plentiful, with so much undrained land and so many pools and rivers. Each fresh-water fisherman between the town of Conisford and Hardley Cross was ordered, in 1557, to keep a 9-2 / 132 A Pop7ilar History of Norfolk.
dog to hunt the otter, and all the fishermen were * to make a general hunt twice or thrice a year or more at time or times convenient. ' In 1729, six residents at Palsgrave, over the Suffolk border, killed seventeen brace of otters between March and May, which will give some idea of how plentiful they must have been.
What to read after A History of Norfolk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rye, Walter, 1843-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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