Rambles in Autograph Land
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The Hutton motif is always dominant ; his family, his friends, his dogs, his belongings were always in the foreground. He begins his autographic disquisitions with dicta which I have often heard him deliver orally: "Autographisers, " as Dibdin once, and a little disrespectfully, spoke of them, may be divided into four distinct classes the Buyers, the Beggars, the Stealers, and the Receivers. The first study the catalogues; they order by mail or by wire; sometimes they exchange, and they always ...pay full prices. They find profit and, no doubt, a certain amount of pleasure in their hunting and angling for letters and signatures. They bag their game, and they catch their fish, ready cooked. It is often the rarest of fish and game. But it is not sport. This is pretty thin. Inasmuch as he, later on, excoriates Beggars and Stealers, it follows that it is only the "Receivers, " as he calls them, who enjoy real sport. I wonder what Laurence Hutton From a painting from life by Dora Wheeler Keith Collectors anfc tbeir fl&etbofcs 129 he meant by "sport"; an analysis of his sage expreSvsions indicates that it depends merely on whether the game was "cooked" or raw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Hutton motif is always dominant ; his family, his friends, his dogs, his belongings were always in the foreground. He begins his autographic disquisitions with dicta which I have often heard him deliver orally: "Autographisers, " as Dibdin once, and a little disrespectfully, spoke of them, may be divided into four distinct classes the Buyers, the Beggars, the Stealers, and the Receivers. The first study the catalogues; they order by mail or by wire; sometimes they exchange, and they always ...pay full prices. They find profit and, no doubt, a certain amount of pleasure in their hunting and angling for letters and signatures. They bag their game, and they catch their fish, ready cooked. It is often the rarest of fish and game. But it is not sport. This is pretty thin. Inasmuch as he, later on, excoriates Beggars and Stealers, it follows that it is only the "Receivers, " as he calls them, who enjoy real sport. I wonder what Laurence Hutton From a painting from life by Dora Wheeler Keith Collectors anfc tbeir fl&etbofcs 129 he meant by "sport"; an analysis of his sage expreSvsions indicates that it depends merely on whether the game was "cooked" or raw.
What to read after Rambles in Autograph Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adrian H Adrian Hoffman Joline to read onlineMoreLess
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