Old Sports and Sportsmen; Or, The Willey CountryVirtue & Company, 1873 - Всего страниц: 204 |
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... spirit pant for the fields , that it may wing its flight with the lark through the gushing sunshine , and join in the melody that goes pealing through the fretted cathedral of the woods , whilst caged by the demands of the hour , or ...
... spirit pant for the fields , that it may wing its flight with the lark through the gushing sunshine , and join in the melody that goes pealing through the fretted cathedral of the woods , whilst caged by the demands of the hour , or ...
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... spirit of contemplation and reflection to many distinguished ecclesiastics . That the Severn of that day abounded in fish much more than at present is shown by Bishop Lyttleton , who takes some pains to describe it at Arley , and who ...
... spirit of contemplation and reflection to many distinguished ecclesiastics . That the Severn of that day abounded in fish much more than at present is shown by Bishop Lyttleton , who takes some pains to describe it at Arley , and who ...
Стр. 80
... spirit of patriotism of which we boast . It was a remark of Addison , that " those who have searched most into human nature observe that nothing so much shows the nobleness of the soul as that its felicity consists in action ; " and ...
... spirit of patriotism of which we boast . It was a remark of Addison , that " those who have searched most into human nature observe that nothing so much shows the nobleness of the soul as that its felicity consists in action ; " and ...
Стр. 81
... spirits of the puny creatures over - night , that yawn- ing and chocolate are the main labours and entertain- ments of the morning . The important affairs of barber , milliner , perfumer , and looking - glass , are their employ till the ...
... spirits of the puny creatures over - night , that yawn- ing and chocolate are the main labours and entertain- ments of the morning . The important affairs of barber , milliner , perfumer , and looking - glass , are their employ till the ...
Стр. 95
... spirits of the same stamp on a scent , there was no telling to what point between the two extremities of the Severn it might carry them . They might turn up some few miles from its source or its estuary , and not be heard of at Willey ...
... spirits of the same stamp on a scent , there was no telling to what point between the two extremities of the Severn it might carry them . They might turn up some few miles from its source or its estuary , and not be heard of at Willey ...
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ancestors ancient Anthony Forster appears Barrow Benthall Bishop boots Bosc Bridgnorth Broseley Brown Clee Hills called Cecil Forester Chace chancel CHAPTER chase Chetton church Clee Hills Coalbrookdale Coalport deer Dibdin district dogs Earl Edward Evelith Eyton famous favour favourite fish Forester's Forster fox-hunting friends gave George Forester ground Hangster's Hark hawk Haye Henry Henry III horn horse hounds hunter hunting John John Forester kennel king king's lady land Little Wenlock Lord Forester Madeley manor master ment Moody Morfe neighbours Norman old hall old Squire pack Parliament parson period present Quatford remarkable river Roger royal Salop Saxon sergeantry Severn Shifnal Shirlot Shrewsbury Shropshire side song sport sportsmen Squire Forester Squire's Stephens Sutton Maddock Tally-ho tenant tion Tom Moody Tom's trees venison Weld Wellington Wellington Hay Wenlock whilst whipper-in Willey Willey country Willey Squire woods Wrekin
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