Fox Hunting in the Shires
Fox Hunting in the Shires
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But the neighbourhood and the suburbs are delightful, and it is a centre rather to take a house near than to stay at as a chance visitor. On the other hand, there is no better place, on account of the North-Westem 96 RUGBY 97 Railway train service, to keep horses at if you your- self require to be often in London. It is easy to leave town in the morning and always easy to return to it at night after hunting. In the same way, if you live at Rugby it is quite possible to go up to town and back wi...th far less trouble and wear and tear than you would have in reaching many suburbs of London from the Metropolis itself. Rugby is, in fact, in point of time and convenience not so very much farther off than Ealing or Wimbledon.
It is its train service, its polo and its school that are its chief attraction, for as a hunting centre Rugby is not to be compared for convenience with Melton or Market Harborough. From both these latter places you can, if you will, hunt sometimes in dis- tricts which, if not quite so fashionable, are never- theless not so crowded as many, and you may have very good sport, but from Rugby you must always take your pleasure more or less in a crowd, and in one where the amenities are perhaps not so much considered as in the more leisurely atmosphere of Melton or Harborough, The main attraction to Rugby from a hunting point of view is the number of packs which, with a little assistance from the rail- way, it is possible to see from thence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the neighbourhood and the suburbs are delightful, and it is a centre rather to take a house near than to stay at as a chance visitor. On the other hand, there is no better place, on account of the North-Westem 96 RUGBY 97 Railway train service, to keep horses at if you your- self require to be often in London. It is easy to leave town in the morning and always easy to return to it at night after hunting. In the same way, if you live at Rugby it is quite possible to go up to town and back wi...th far less trouble and wear and tear than you would have in reaching many suburbs of London from the Metropolis itself. Rugby is, in fact, in point of time and convenience not so very much farther off than Ealing or Wimbledon.
It is its train service, its polo and its school that are its chief attraction, for as a hunting centre Rugby is not to be compared for convenience with Melton or Market Harborough. From both these latter places you can, if you will, hunt sometimes in dis- tricts which, if not quite so fashionable, are never- theless not so crowded as many, and you may have very good sport, but from Rugby you must always take your pleasure more or less in a crowd, and in one where the amenities are perhaps not so much considered as in the more leisurely atmosphere of Melton or Harborough, The main attraction to Rugby from a hunting point of view is the number of packs which, with a little assistance from the rail- way, it is possible to see from thence.
What to read after Fox Hunting in the Shires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T F Thomas Francis Dale to read onlineMoreLess
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