"The Abercrombie & Fitch Library: Hunting Sketches The Pursuit Of The Fox" 1967 TROLLOPE, Anthony

TROLLOPE, Anthony

[115] pp.

Arno Press

1967

VG/ VG

"Hunting Sketches" by Anthony Trollope is a delightful collection of essays that offers a charming and humorous exploration of the sport of fox hunting in 19th-century England. Trollope, best known for his novels, provides readers with a series of engaging sketches that vividly depict the excitement, characters, and traditions associated with hunting. In these sketches, Trollope immerses readers in the world of the British countryside, where the pursuit of the fox on horseback is a beloved and time-honored pastime. Through his keen observations and witty narrative style, he introduces readers to the eccentricities of hunters, the challenges of the chase, and the camaraderie that accompanies the hunt. The collection captures the spirit of the hunt, from the enthusiastic anticipation of the riders to the thrilling pursuit of the elusive fox. Trollope's love for the sport and his ability to convey its energy and excitement make "Hunting Sketches" an engaging read for both hunting enthusiasts and those curious about the tradition.