david bradley. david bradley, who played billy casper.s about this hawk. i found it, sir. where? in the woods. where'd you keep it? ina shed. what do you feed it on? beef, mice, birds. but isn't it cruel to keep it in a shed? i mean, wouldn't it be happier flying free? he was good at learning lines, but i said, "look, just know the story. "know what you've got to say." and then, it's a sort of partly remembered, partly improvised scene. and the boys hadn't heard it before. as far as one could make it, it was a live happening. so, billy didn't know what the questions would be. so, he was improvising, but also basing it on his own experience. yeah, yeah, yeah. when i got about 70 yards from middle of t'field, i called her. "kes, kes, come on, kes. come on, then. " nowt happened, so i thought, "well, i better walk back and pick herup." so, while i were walking back, i saw her flying. she came like a bomb. about a yard off t'floor, like, lightning. head still and you couldn't hear t'wings. there weren't a sound from t'wings. and straight onto

david bradley is one of the wisest people i know. o if he writes a book drawing on the wisdom of someone else, it's bound to have a great meaning of note. david for a little more than 30 years now. we met when we were both covering the. 1992 presidential campaign up in new hampshire. i think it was at the for those of you who don't his stellar career he started as the youngest reporter ever at the denver post age and then after college would off to oxford and got a masters degree which bill clinton never quite but and then went to the miami herald. he did wonderful work and then at the washington post where he's been one of the papers all around stars for many, many years, both editing in style and. now in the editorial department and it's in writing great stories. when he wasn't doing that that and then writing several books, starting with what, ranging from the death. to abraham lincoln. and now this book, which has resulted from david to the dismay of his many friends in washington, 16 years ago, moving from d.c. to kansas city and

david bradley is one of the wisest people i know. o if he writes a book drawing on the wisdom of someone else, it's bound to have a great meaning of note. david for a little more than 30 years now. we met when we were both covering the. 1992 presidential campaign up in new hampshire. i think it was at the for those of you who don't his stellar career he started as the youngest reporter ever at the denver post age and then after college would off to oxford and got a masters degree which bill clinton never quite but and then went to the miami herald. he did wonderful work and then at the washington post where he's been one of the papers all around stars for many, many years, both editing in style and. now in the editorial department and it's in writing great stories. when he wasn't doing that that and then writing several books, starting with what, ranging from the death. to abraham lincoln. and now this book, which has resulted from david to the dismay of his many friends in washington, 16 years ago, moving from d.c. to kansas city and

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