A Grand Filly
A Grand Filly
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Old Kobert below us — I could almost have chucked a stone on to him — gave an answering screech, and one by one the hounds fought their way up over the fence and went away on the line, throwing their tongues in a style that did one good to hear. Our only way ahead lay along a species of trench between the hill, on whose steep side we were standing, and the cliff fence. Jerry kicked the spurs into his good ugly little horse, and making him jump down into the trench, squeezed along it after the h...ounds. But the delay of waiting for them had got the filly's temper up. When I faced her at the trench she reared, and whirled round, and pranced backwards in, considering the circumstances, a highly discom- posing way. The rest of the field crowded through the furze past me and down into the trench, and twice I thought the mare would land herself and me on top of one of them. I don't wonder she was frightened. I know I was. There was nothing between us and a hundred -foot drop but this narrow trench and a low, rotten fence, and the fool behaved as though she wanted to jump it all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old Kobert below us — I could almost have chucked a stone on to him — gave an answering screech, and one by one the hounds fought their way up over the fence and went away on the line, throwing their tongues in a style that did one good to hear. Our only way ahead lay along a species of trench between the hill, on whose steep side we were standing, and the cliff fence. Jerry kicked the spurs into his good ugly little horse, and making him jump down into the trench, squeezed along it after the h...ounds. But the delay of waiting for them had got the filly's temper up. When I faced her at the trench she reared, and whirled round, and pranced backwards in, considering the circumstances, a highly discom- posing way. The rest of the field crowded through the furze past me and down into the trench, and twice I thought the mare would land herself and me on top of one of them. I don't wonder she was frightened. I know I was. There was nothing between us and a hundred -foot drop but this narrow trench and a low, rotten fence, and the fool behaved as though she wanted to jump it all.
What to read after A Grand Filly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edith None Somerville to read onlineMoreLess
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