A Sportsmans Memories
A Sportsmans Memories
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Then the weasel came quietly along, and two or three times the hare got up to run a shorter distance each time, seeming to grow more and more helpless, till at last the weasel quietly got to him, and there was an end of it.
How different to the well-hated but plucky old rat. I was returning home with my brother after some shooting, and as we were driving past a wall on the roadside we heard scrimmaging and squealing in the wall. We pulled up, and out came an old rat, who, to our astonishment, s...at 126 A Sportsman 7 s Memories and waited in the middle of the road. A weasel followed him immediately, and they had a rare set-to. The rat put up a good fight, and stuck it for two or three minutes, but finally the weasel got him behind the neck, and there was an end of that. You could not help but admire the spirit of the rat. He had evidently said to himself: " I have not much chance, but I'd rather have it out in the open than in the wall, and I'll see it through. " And the same day, strangely enough, two pheasants came down to the middle of the road and fought like game cocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the weasel came quietly along, and two or three times the hare got up to run a shorter distance each time, seeming to grow more and more helpless, till at last the weasel quietly got to him, and there was an end of it.
How different to the well-hated but plucky old rat. I was returning home with my brother after some shooting, and as we were driving past a wall on the roadside we heard scrimmaging and squealing in the wall. We pulled up, and out came an old rat, who, to our astonishment, s...at 126 A Sportsman 7 s Memories and waited in the middle of the road. A weasel followed him immediately, and they had a rare set-to. The rat put up a good fight, and stuck it for two or three minutes, but finally the weasel got him behind the neck, and there was an end of that. You could not help but admire the spirit of the rat. He had evidently said to himself: " I have not much chance, but I'd rather have it out in the open than in the wall, and I'll see it through. " And the same day, strangely enough, two pheasants came down to the middle of the road and fought like game cocks.
What to read after A Sportsmans Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Roper to read onlineMoreLess
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