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Title: All round sport : with fish, fur, & feather ; adventures on the turf and the road, in the hunting and cricket fields, yachting courses, links, and curling ponds
Year: 1886 (1880s)
Authors: Dykes, T
Subjects: Horses Sports
Publisher: London : Fores, Piccadilly, W.
Contributing Library: Webster Family Library of Veterinary Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Tufts University

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er, the Man Milliner, to whom she had topresent it. It was Leap Year certainly in the hunting-field, andsomething altogether new in his experience. Still, it was donewith blushes on both faces, while the huntsman and whipssniggered in their sleeves. It will suffice to say that at a hunt ball in a neighbouringcounty town three days afterwards Lady Mina Millingtowerhad introduced to her by an old friend Sir Robert Mangford, ason of an old friend of her fathers, and one of the ablesthunting men in the shires. There were apologies made aboutheading foxes, and calling people men milliners. There wasa promise given to come and take the Meadowvale horn, and acondition made and agreed that the hand that gave it should goalong with it. A week after that there was a wedding, a weekafter that a homecoming, and a week after that the biggestfield met at Pedlars Pike that had ever, been seen with theMeadowvale. Lady Mina was there, but it was as Lady MinaMangford, not Lady Mina Millingtower, M.F.H.
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( 89 ) THE OLD COACHS LAST JOURNEY. A Reminiscence of The Road.

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