Reminiscences of a Huntsman
Reminiscences of a Huntsman
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In France the I forest-keepers keep a regular list of all the vermin they kill, which, I believe, is printed, and the same attention to so necessary a destruction should be paid here, and each keeper made to nail up the head of every vermin as a proof of his attention to duty. Why should not the New Forest have been retained by the Crown as a place for the stalking of red and fallow deer, within two hours' reach or nearly so of Buckingham Palace ; that, in con- junction with its black -game, ph...easants, hares, rabbits, wood- cocks, snipes, and wild -fowl of every sort, with its scanty capabilities for useful cultivation, surely ought to have saved it from the present Act of Parliament : an Act, in its working so unpopular, that all the gorse in the forest of any growth has been obliged to be cut to prevent the poorer classes from a general incendiarism, in the event of a dry season. Before the gorse was cut, I have, at night, seen from my windows three incendiary fires raging at one time ; and, on one occasion, forty BETTER MANAGEMENT SUGGESTED 231 acres of Crown oak timber were consumed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In France the I forest-keepers keep a regular list of all the vermin they kill, which, I believe, is printed, and the same attention to so necessary a destruction should be paid here, and each keeper made to nail up the head of every vermin as a proof of his attention to duty. Why should not the New Forest have been retained by the Crown as a place for the stalking of red and fallow deer, within two hours' reach or nearly so of Buckingham Palace ; that, in con- junction with its black -game, ph...easants, hares, rabbits, wood- cocks, snipes, and wild -fowl of every sort, with its scanty capabilities for useful cultivation, surely ought to have saved it from the present Act of Parliament : an Act, in its working so unpopular, that all the gorse in the forest of any growth has been obliged to be cut to prevent the poorer classes from a general incendiarism, in the event of a dry season. Before the gorse was cut, I have, at night, seen from my windows three incendiary fires raging at one time ; and, on one occasion, forty BETTER MANAGEMENT SUGGESTED 231 acres of Crown oak timber were consumed.
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