Fowling: a Poem (In Five Books) Descriptive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant ...
Fowling: a Poem (In Five Books) Descriptive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant ...
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Finding the covey at water. Rising out of gun-shot. After refreshing, pa- tience and perseverance in the pursuit. Finding the covey in the stubbles on their afternoon feed. Killing and marking into the brakes, with successful termina- tion of the day's sport. A country where birds are moderately plenty, preferred to shooting in preserves.
Expectation and labour true sources of the sportsman's joys. Directions to young fowlers for partridge shoot- ing. Return home by moon-light, with reflections....
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PARTRIDGE SHOOTING.
September comes to cheer the fowler's hearty And raise his anxious hopes; day after day He marks the fruitfal country change around With eager eye. First from the fertile meads, Divested of their widely waving load, 5 The fragrant hay-rick rises. Gentle swains, If chance should lead you to the chosen spot.
Where the shy partridge forms her simple nest, The embryo ofispring spare; and, when your scythe D 4 Digitized by Google 40 FOWLING.
Levels the grassy Tallies, shoald jonr foot 10 Approach the helpless broody step back with care, Nor our foad hopes destroy-: the trasty cur That nightly guards your house, or in the fields Protedts your yestments and your frugal fare, Whilst far from home you ply your mid-day work, 15 Permit not to approach :— so may success And plenty wait upon your rustic toils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finding the covey at water. Rising out of gun-shot. After refreshing, pa- tience and perseverance in the pursuit. Finding the covey in the stubbles on their afternoon feed. Killing and marking into the brakes, with successful termina- tion of the day's sport. A country where birds are moderately plenty, preferred to shooting in preserves.
Expectation and labour true sources of the sportsman's joys. Directions to young fowlers for partridge shoot- ing. Return home by moon-light, with reflections....
Digitized by Google BOOK n.
PARTRIDGE SHOOTING.
September comes to cheer the fowler's hearty And raise his anxious hopes; day after day He marks the fruitfal country change around With eager eye. First from the fertile meads, Divested of their widely waving load, 5 The fragrant hay-rick rises. Gentle swains, If chance should lead you to the chosen spot.
Where the shy partridge forms her simple nest, The embryo ofispring spare; and, when your scythe D 4 Digitized by Google 40 FOWLING.
Levels the grassy Tallies, shoald jonr foot 10 Approach the helpless broody step back with care, Nor our foad hopes destroy-: the trasty cur That nightly guards your house, or in the fields Protedts your yestments and your frugal fare, Whilst far from home you ply your mid-day work, 15 Permit not to approach :— so may success And plenty wait upon your rustic toils.
What to read after Fowling: a Poem (In Five Books) Descriptive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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