Hounds Gentlemen Please
Hounds Gentlemen Please
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' ' Yes, ' replied the feeder, ' but his legs are not quite straight, and HELPFUL SPLASHES OF WHITE 129 the Duke won't like him. ' This turned out to be true, so Furrier was consigned to Quorn " ; and when Osbaldeston took his pack to the Pytchley country in 1829 he had no fewer than twenty-four and a half couples in it by him, and oftentimes he made his whole draft for the day from the progeny of this renowned sire. Furrier ended his days at Brocklesby, having been presented by the Squire to L...ord Yar- borough, and the last of his family was one litter at Brocklesby.
My picture of Mr. Corbet's great Warwickshire Trojan represents a terribly throaty, short-necked hound with very faulty shoulders, which, like his neck and the rest of his forehand, are white. He does not look like being the only hound out of a strong pack who could jump the park wall at Chil- lington, and at " Lord Dartmouth's, near Birmingham. " The grey-pied Tarquin, another Warwickshire cele- brity, was an ancestor of the hound that " could do no wrong, " the blue-pied Berkeley Cromwell, whose head now hangs in the hall at Berkeley Castle " the best hound, " said old Harry Ayris, " that ever man cheered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' Yes, ' replied the feeder, ' but his legs are not quite straight, and HELPFUL SPLASHES OF WHITE 129 the Duke won't like him. ' This turned out to be true, so Furrier was consigned to Quorn " ; and when Osbaldeston took his pack to the Pytchley country in 1829 he had no fewer than twenty-four and a half couples in it by him, and oftentimes he made his whole draft for the day from the progeny of this renowned sire. Furrier ended his days at Brocklesby, having been presented by the Squire to L...ord Yar- borough, and the last of his family was one litter at Brocklesby.
My picture of Mr. Corbet's great Warwickshire Trojan represents a terribly throaty, short-necked hound with very faulty shoulders, which, like his neck and the rest of his forehand, are white. He does not look like being the only hound out of a strong pack who could jump the park wall at Chil- lington, and at " Lord Dartmouth's, near Birmingham. " The grey-pied Tarquin, another Warwickshire cele- brity, was an ancestor of the hound that " could do no wrong, " the blue-pied Berkeley Cromwell, whose head now hangs in the hall at Berkeley Castle " the best hound, " said old Harry Ayris, " that ever man cheered.
What to read after Hounds Gentlemen Please?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B Forbes to read onlineMoreLess
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