The Quorn Hunt And Its Masters By William Ca Blew
The Quorn Hunt And Its Masters By William Ca Blew
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This, however, is but one of many good runs which took place during the season 1811-12, as on one day four horses are said to have died from over-exertion, while several others were not expected to survive ; a statement which, if true, does not say much for the humanity of the old school.
Mr. Smith's biography affords ample proof that he was accustomed to say funny things at times, and what would be described in modern language as given to put on "side. " " He only wants a rider, " is one of th...e sayings put into his mouth in reply to a man who said that he had an ungovernable horse. " Thank ye, but my MR. ASSHETON SMITH 91 left hand shall be my martingale, " is what he is reported to have said to some one who suggested that he should ride a particular horse in a martingale. A captain of militia has left it on record that when quartered at Loughborough in 181 2 he often went over the kennels when Mr. Smith was away and Tom Wingfield reigned in his stead. The major of the regiment, the story goes, once had the temerity to ask Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, however, is but one of many good runs which took place during the season 1811-12, as on one day four horses are said to have died from over-exertion, while several others were not expected to survive ; a statement which, if true, does not say much for the humanity of the old school.
Mr. Smith's biography affords ample proof that he was accustomed to say funny things at times, and what would be described in modern language as given to put on "side. " " He only wants a rider, " is one of th...e sayings put into his mouth in reply to a man who said that he had an ungovernable horse. " Thank ye, but my MR. ASSHETON SMITH 91 left hand shall be my martingale, " is what he is reported to have said to some one who suggested that he should ride a particular horse in a martingale. A captain of militia has left it on record that when quartered at Loughborough in 181 2 he often went over the kennels when Mr. Smith was away and Tom Wingfield reigned in his stead. The major of the regiment, the story goes, once had the temerity to ask Mr.
What to read after The Quorn Hunt And Its Masters By William Ca Blew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C a William Charles Arlington Blew to read onlineMoreLess
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