The English Sportsman in the Western Praries
The English Sportsman in the Western Praries
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I was, however, A GUNMAKER'S DODGE. 123 too old a sportsman not to be fully aware that when any thing was to be accomplished by man and horse, a great deal, if not all, would depend on the rider and the ridden being of the same mind. Thinking it well over, the only conclusion to which I could come was, that, as I " could not command success, I would do more, Horatio, I would deserve it. " To my readers those of the strong and graceful hand and the high and chivalrous heart, with the worl yet be...fore them I would recommend the study of the above quotation both in love, the ^chace, and war, for in failure, perhaps, the assertion thus made to Horatio is the only balm to a wounded conscience.
Every day of my stay in St Louis either added to my list of kind friends, or gave me fresh opportunities of remarking on the peculiarities of that class of the nation devoted to trade, and to observe on the impudence of some of the positions taken up by men in the pursuit of dollars under difficulties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was, however, A GUNMAKER'S DODGE. 123 too old a sportsman not to be fully aware that when any thing was to be accomplished by man and horse, a great deal, if not all, would depend on the rider and the ridden being of the same mind. Thinking it well over, the only conclusion to which I could come was, that, as I " could not command success, I would do more, Horatio, I would deserve it. " To my readers those of the strong and graceful hand and the high and chivalrous heart, with the worl yet be...fore them I would recommend the study of the above quotation both in love, the ^chace, and war, for in failure, perhaps, the assertion thus made to Horatio is the only balm to a wounded conscience.
Every day of my stay in St Louis either added to my list of kind friends, or gave me fresh opportunities of remarking on the peculiarities of that class of the nation devoted to trade, and to observe on the impudence of some of the positions taken up by men in the pursuit of dollars under difficulties.
What to read after The English Sportsman in the Western Praries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berkeley, Grantley F. (Grantley Fitzhardinge), 1800-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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