Hunts
Hunts
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The Quorn kennels of late years have been doomed to be the site of sales. The Marquis of Hastings' hounds and horses were there disposed of in May 1868, and the pack produced something over 1000 guineas — quite as much, more indeed, than under all circumstances could have been contemplated. Lord Rendlesham, who was then establishing a pack in Suffolk, was the principal purchaser; Mr FranckHn, about THE QUORN HUNT. 51 to take the country in Nottinghamshire — temporarily vacated by Mr Chaworth Mu...s- ters — and Mr Drake, were bidders ; and the Marquis of Queensberry had eight couples to do duty in Scotland.
The horses were well sold ; for, good as many of them had been, they displayed unequivocal testimony of the severe work they had been compelled to endure. The highest-priced one was Methodist, a famous nag that formerly belonged to Mr Clowes. His price was 250 guineas, for which sum he was consigned to Baron Rothschild.
An opening on this occasion presented itself to Mr Chaworth Musters, who, as already intimated, had established a pack of hounds, in 1862, to hunt a portion of Nottinghamshire, in the neighbourhood of his ancestral residence, Annesley Hall — a country which may indeed be deemed a family heritage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Quorn kennels of late years have been doomed to be the site of sales. The Marquis of Hastings' hounds and horses were there disposed of in May 1868, and the pack produced something over 1000 guineas — quite as much, more indeed, than under all circumstances could have been contemplated. Lord Rendlesham, who was then establishing a pack in Suffolk, was the principal purchaser; Mr FranckHn, about THE QUORN HUNT. 51 to take the country in Nottinghamshire — temporarily vacated by Mr Chaworth Mu...s- ters — and Mr Drake, were bidders ; and the Marquis of Queensberry had eight couples to do duty in Scotland.
The horses were well sold ; for, good as many of them had been, they displayed unequivocal testimony of the severe work they had been compelled to endure. The highest-priced one was Methodist, a famous nag that formerly belonged to Mr Clowes. His price was 250 guineas, for which sum he was consigned to Baron Rothschild.
An opening on this occasion presented itself to Mr Chaworth Musters, who, as already intimated, had established a pack of hounds, in 1862, to hunt a portion of Nottinghamshire, in the neighbourhood of his ancestral residence, Annesley Hall — a country which may indeed be deemed a family heritage.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornelius Tongue to read onlineMoreLess
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