Austria. Vienna, Prague, Etc., Etc
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The animals arc let out of their vaulted prison about fifty at a time, and, driven by a crowd of peasants collected for the purpose, they imme- diately take to the water, to conceal themselves in the reeds, or to swim towards the opposite hills, where they hope to find shelter in the fo- rest. On the way thither they seldom fail to find their death from* the constant fire poured in upon them by the gentlemen stationed in the balconies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The animals arc let out of their vaulted prison about fifty at a time, and, driven by a crowd of peasants collected for the purpose, they imme- diately take to the water, to conceal themselves in the reeds, or to swim towards the opposite hills, where they hope to find shelter in the fo- rest. On the way thither they seldom fail to find their death from* the constant fire poured in upon them by the gentlemen stationed in the balconies.
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