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Wrinkles; or, Hints to sportsmen and travellers on dress, equipment, and camp life, by The old shekarry

Henry Astbury Leveson

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Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 ... pay them fairly, listen to them patiently, humour their prejudices, respect their feelings, do not interfere with their religion; and after a short time you will find that you have gained their confidence, and in your hour of need they will not desert you. When master and servants understand each other, and pull together, "camp life" is the happiest existence I know of. My "gatherings" have often been a motley crew--a rough and reckless lot of desperate men, of different colours, race, and creed, bound by no tie, and heeding no law--yet perfect unanimity always existed amongst them, and many a jovial night have we passed reclining round the watchfire after a hard day's work, a sharp skirmish, or a great hunt, when wild songs were sung, strange tales were told, and many a hoarse peal of merriment rang through the night-air, as the jest went round. Loudly we laughed, and little we recked for the morrow. Hints in Case The two Sreat maladies that a ofDlness.. 1.,-,,. sportsman is liable to m malarious regions are fever and dysentery, both of which, if not checked, are apt to end fatally. Fever in its mildest form is geneFever. rally intermittent--that is, there are intervals of health between the attacks; but as the disease becomes more aggravated, it assumes the remittent form, and the symptoms only remit, change their aspect, and do not disappear. Fever rarely lays its victim proSymptoms, m, n. strate at once, lne malarious poison that engenders it has a period of incubation, and breaks out some days after the primary symptoms are evinced--which are, a sense of lassitude and languor, accompanied by yawning and stretching, restlessness, want of sleep, loss of appetite, dull eyes, dizziness, and an incapacity to concentrate the ideas; chill...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Wrinkles; or, Hints to sportsmen and travellers on dress, equipment, and camp life, by The old shekarry. To get started finding Wrinkles; or, Hints to sportsmen and travellers on dress, equipment, and camp life, by The old shekarry, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 ... pay them fairly, listen to them patiently, humour their prejudices, respect their feelings, do not interfere with their religion; and after a short time you will find that you have gained their confidence, and in your hour of need they will not desert you. When master and servants understand each other, and pull together, "camp life" is the happiest existence I know of. My "gatherings" have often been a motley crew--a rough and reckless lot of desperate men, of different colours, race, and creed, bound by no tie, and heeding no law--yet perfect unanimity always existed amongst them, and many a jovial night have we passed reclining round the watchfire after a hard day's work, a sharp skirmish, or a great hunt, when wild songs were sung, strange tales were told, and many a hoarse peal of merriment rang through the night-air, as the jest went round. Loudly we laughed, and little we recked for the morrow. Hints in Case The two Sreat maladies that a ofDlness.. 1.,-,,. sportsman is liable to m malarious regions are fever and dysentery, both of which, if not checked, are apt to end fatally. Fever in its mildest form is geneFever. rally intermittent--that is, there are intervals of health between the attacks; but as the disease becomes more aggravated, it assumes the remittent form, and the symptoms only remit, change their aspect, and do not disappear. Fever rarely lays its victim proSymptoms, m, n. strate at once, lne malarious poison that engenders it has a period of incubation, and breaks out some days after the primary symptoms are evinced--which are, a sense of lassitude and languor, accompanied by yawning and stretching, restlessness, want of sleep, loss of appetite, dull eyes, dizziness, and an incapacity to concentrate the ideas; chill...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Wrinkles; or, Hints to sportsmen and travellers on dress, equipment, and camp life, by The old shekarry. To get started finding Wrinkles; or, Hints to sportsmen and travellers on dress, equipment, and camp life, by The old shekarry, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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