The Minorca Fowl
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To show how much this point is dwelt on by our American cousins, in 1887 I had one of them visit me for whites, and no matter how good their other points were, no crooked breasts would do for him, and he was simply surprised that we did not dwell on same more in this country.
I always look back with pleasure on the points of a Minorca, to the originator of my stock, viz., the late Mr. Prin, of Exeter, one of the best old fanciers of his day. Big red faces, to extend over and around the deaf-ear... ; large combs ; bulky bodies from 81b. to 101b. ; rich, glossy black plumage, with ample feathers in hackle and saddle, and long flowing in tail was his delight. I have now in my possession two tail feathers from his stock that formerly measured 23| inches from quill to tip, but from keeping are now reduced to 22 inches.
J. Physiok.
Lettee No. 16.
Sie, — I am more than satisfied with the result of my letter respecting the Minorca. It has called forth such a consensus of opinion respecting the questions I raised that I trust our judges in future will not think that a Minorca is only to be judged by the size of its lobes, its comb, and its legginess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To show how much this point is dwelt on by our American cousins, in 1887 I had one of them visit me for whites, and no matter how good their other points were, no crooked breasts would do for him, and he was simply surprised that we did not dwell on same more in this country.
I always look back with pleasure on the points of a Minorca, to the originator of my stock, viz., the late Mr. Prin, of Exeter, one of the best old fanciers of his day. Big red faces, to extend over and around the deaf-ear... ; large combs ; bulky bodies from 81b. to 101b. ; rich, glossy black plumage, with ample feathers in hackle and saddle, and long flowing in tail was his delight. I have now in my possession two tail feathers from his stock that formerly measured 23| inches from quill to tip, but from keeping are now reduced to 22 inches.
J. Physiok.
Lettee No. 16.
Sie, — I am more than satisfied with the result of my letter respecting the Minorca. It has called forth such a consensus of opinion respecting the questions I raised that I trust our judges in future will not think that a Minorca is only to be judged by the size of its lobes, its comb, and its legginess.
What to read after The Minorca Fowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, T. H to read onlineMoreLess
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