THOUGHTS UPON HUNTING. 43 



You will, perhaps, think my lodging-rooms higher than is 

 necessary. I know that they are considerably higher than is 

 psual ; the intention of which is, to give more air to the 

 Jiounds J and I have not the least doubt that they are the 

 better for it. — I will no longer persecute you with this un- 

 entertaining subjedl, buj: send you a plan frorp. my owji 

 kennel, and take my leave of you. 



P. S, I send only the ground-plan and elevation, as tl)e 

 size of the outer court, and grass-court, are perfedly mima- 

 jterial j the one should not be small, and the other should be 

 as large as you can conveniently make it. 



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