Born in Argentina to Anglo-Irish parents, naturalist William Henry Hudson grew up in a lush wonderland where he learned to love everything about the natural world. When he traveled to England as an adult, Hudson fell in love with that country's flora and fauna. A Shepherd's Life is Hudson's paean of appreciation to England's rural countryside.
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- A SHEPHERD'S LIFE
- Contents
- Note
- Chapter I - Salisbury Plain
- Chapter II - Salisbury as I See It
- Chapter III - Winterbourne Bishop
- Chapter IV - A Shepherd of the Downs
- Chapter V - Early Memories
- Chapter VI - Shepherd Isaac Bawcombe
- Chapter VII - The Deer-Stealers
- Chapter VIII - Shepherds and Poaching
- Chapter IX - The Shepherd on Foxes
- Chapter X - Bird Life on the Downs
- Chapter XI - Starlings and Sheep-Bells
- Chapter XII - The Shepherd and the Bible
- Chapter XIII - Vale of the Wylye
- Chapter XIV - A Sheep-Dog's Life
- Chapter XV - The Ellerbys of Doveton
- Chapter XVI - Old Wiltshire Days
- Chapter XVII - Old Wiltshire Days—Continued
- Chapter XVIII - The Shepherd's Return
- Chapter XIX - The Dark People of the Village
- Chapter XX - Some Sheep-Dogs
- Chapter XXI - The Shepherd as Naturalist
- Chapter XXII - The Master of the Village
- Chapter XXIII - Isaac's Children
- Chapter XXIV - Living in the Past