 | Christian Isobel Johnstone - English fiction - 1846 - 424 pages
...to be in preparation. Sir Godfrey, however, rode up to his side, saying, " I must beg of you, sir, to be quiet. It is far from my wish to say any thing...individual who joins my hounds, but I will not permit unsportsmanlike conduct to pass uncensured. A view-halloo," continued Sir Godfrey, " may be all very... | |
 | Edinburgh tales - 1846 - 460 pages
...to be in preparation. Sir Godfrey, however, rode up to his side, сaying, " I must beg of you, sir, to be quiet. It is far from my wish to say any thing...individual who joins my hounds, but I will not permit unsportsmanlike conduct to pass lme-ensured. A view-halloo," continued Sir Godfrey, " may be all very... | |
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I must beg of you, sir, to be quiet. It is far from my wish to say any thing that might offend or wound the feelings of the humblest individual who joins my hounds, but I will not permit unsportsmanlike conduct to pass uncensured. 