Life And Adventures of Ned Buntline With Ned Buntlines Anecdote of Frank F
Life And Adventures of Ned Buntline With Ned Buntlines Anecdote of Frank F
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Referring to his home and surroundings many years ago in a letter to the writer of these 100 fragmentary memoirs, Ned Buntline remarked: "This is not much of a game region. We have a few woodcock, plenty of ruffed grouse, squirrels and pigeons, and brook trout. I usually go forty to one hundred and fifty miles for my trout and venison in season. It is a high, cold region here settled long ago. My ancestors came here immediately after the Revolution of 1776. I think I sent you a pic ture of Eagl...e s Nest. It is beautifully located, and was designed by myself; a conservatory in one wing and a library of the same size forms the other wing. My library contains my books as well as all my hunting and fishing gear, with portraits of friends, etc. , etc. I have a good library and take my winter s comfort there. In summer the woods and streams are my haunts almost constantly. Should you come East don t fail to visit me, and I will take you where trout congregate and red deer roam free. " In a subsequent letter he writes : "Long con tinued sickness, killing all love for the pen, must be my only excuse for not answering you before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Referring to his home and surroundings many years ago in a letter to the writer of these 100 fragmentary memoirs, Ned Buntline remarked: "This is not much of a game region. We have a few woodcock, plenty of ruffed grouse, squirrels and pigeons, and brook trout. I usually go forty to one hundred and fifty miles for my trout and venison in season. It is a high, cold region here settled long ago. My ancestors came here immediately after the Revolution of 1776. I think I sent you a pic ture of Eagl...e s Nest. It is beautifully located, and was designed by myself; a conservatory in one wing and a library of the same size forms the other wing. My library contains my books as well as all my hunting and fishing gear, with portraits of friends, etc. , etc. I have a good library and take my winter s comfort there. In summer the woods and streams are my haunts almost constantly. Should you come East don t fail to visit me, and I will take you where trout congregate and red deer roam free. " In a subsequent letter he writes : "Long con tinued sickness, killing all love for the pen, must be my only excuse for not answering you before.
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