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The Life and Passion of Aleck Maury spiritual of Knox’s prodigious talent forBy Caroline Gordon The Life and Passion of Aleck Maury is, on the surface, a sportsmans autobiography. (In fact, it is a retelling of the life of Gordons own father.) A classicist and teacher by profession, as well as a husband and father, Aleck Maury finds delight in nothing so much as he does in fishing and hunting. DelightI had lived by it for sixty years and now it was gone and might never come again Originally published in 1934 as Aleck Maury,