Recreations of a Sportsman V.1
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. 29^ yds. . . 1 F. Craven 30 „ . . 2 D. Damer . . . . . 29J „ . . 3 Milbank 29 „ . . 4 There is no question that upon this occasion the second shot the best, had the hardest luck, the quickest birds ; and the Colonel maj^ thank his stars that of his birds a few were stupid as owls, and flew into him; still he shot uncom- monly well, as lie killed eight out of nine. D.
Damer had also a large amount of luck, three birds coming into him, besides being slow birds ; his last, which he went in to ki...ll, to win, was a ripper, which he missed, nor will he ever kill a really good bird with his style of shooting.
We hope sincerely that our remark will be well taken, for it is in a friendly way — to warn rather than to censure. The yell of delight, when he missed, might have been heard in Rotten Row; not that it was levelled against the gunner, who is truly popular, but because it let ten com- petitors in again. Milbank shot, as he always does, very well. Heathcote shot better, and went in to tie in the seventh round, the easiest bird he had shot at ; somehow his nerve LORD HUNTINGFIELD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 29^ yds. . . 1 F. Craven 30 „ . . 2 D. Damer . . . . . 29J „ . . 3 Milbank 29 „ . . 4 There is no question that upon this occasion the second shot the best, had the hardest luck, the quickest birds ; and the Colonel maj^ thank his stars that of his birds a few were stupid as owls, and flew into him; still he shot uncom- monly well, as lie killed eight out of nine. D.
Damer had also a large amount of luck, three birds coming into him, besides being slow birds ; his last, which he went in to ki...ll, to win, was a ripper, which he missed, nor will he ever kill a really good bird with his style of shooting.
We hope sincerely that our remark will be well taken, for it is in a friendly way — to warn rather than to censure. The yell of delight, when he missed, might have been heard in Rotten Row; not that it was levelled against the gunner, who is truly popular, but because it let ten com- petitors in again. Milbank shot, as he always does, very well. Heathcote shot better, and went in to tie in the seventh round, the easiest bird he had shot at ; somehow his nerve LORD HUNTINGFIELD.
What to read after Recreations of a Sportsman V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lennox, William Pitt, Lord, 1799-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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