A Season in Sutherland
A Season in Sutherland
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quotes from Mr. W. C. Coleman an account of the latter's personal experience of a viper's bite which, with intense pain, produced fainting, sickness, delirium, and fever. Others again assert that a thick worsted stocking affords sufficient protection. But a dear friend, the late Mr. Frank Buckland, who might well have applied to himself as regards all animate Nature the line in which Virgil declares his devotion to the Muses — " Ouarum sacra fero, ingenti percussus amore, " urged me most strong...ly to wear long spats reaching half-way up the calf of the leg, cut in fact just like those worn by kilted regiments, as a not unnecessary precaution. Said he, " I don't think a bite would be likely to kill you, but your leg would be certain to swell enormously and be exceedingly painful, and you would be sure to lose ten days' or a fortnight's sport just at the very height of the grouse-shooting. " I have always followed this sensible advice. Adders must emit some peculiar kind of scent, for dogs will draw up to them, as to game, but in a hesitating undetermined fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
quotes from Mr. W. C. Coleman an account of the latter's personal experience of a viper's bite which, with intense pain, produced fainting, sickness, delirium, and fever. Others again assert that a thick worsted stocking affords sufficient protection. But a dear friend, the late Mr. Frank Buckland, who might well have applied to himself as regards all animate Nature the line in which Virgil declares his devotion to the Muses — " Ouarum sacra fero, ingenti percussus amore, " urged me most strong...ly to wear long spats reaching half-way up the calf of the leg, cut in fact just like those worn by kilted regiments, as a not unnecessary precaution. Said he, " I don't think a bite would be likely to kill you, but your leg would be certain to swell enormously and be exceedingly painful, and you would be sure to lose ten days' or a fortnight's sport just at the very height of the grouse-shooting. " I have always followed this sensible advice. Adders must emit some peculiar kind of scent, for dogs will draw up to them, as to game, but in a hesitating undetermined fashion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edwards Edwards Moss to read onlineMoreLess
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