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I think it was just that he enjoyed...   Written by Line (9/19/2005 8:37 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Took out a gun, but never killed., penned by Lia
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...being outdoors in the fresh air all day (as he would be aboard ship), without necessarily enjoying the shooting. (Perhaps the Admiral was quite tender-hearted where animals were concerned - I'm sure that even in JA's day, there were gentlemen who for various reasons did not enjoy hunting!)

I think the "quite the gentleman" at the end of this description is just Mr. Shepherd repeating his previous assurance to Sir Walter that the Admiral really *is* a gentleman, not a comment on his shooting.


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