Big Game
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"Everytime--I--come up here--I vow I'll--never come again; but when _I'm_ onceup, I--never want to go down!" He flourished his handkerchief to the left, pointing out the widemoorland, beautiful in colouring with its bright rank greens, and thebloomy purple of heather undulating gently up and down like the waves ofan inland sea.
The pure rarefied air fanned the heated faces of the climbers, and withevery moment seemed to instil fresh life and vigour. It was easy tobelieve that, once started, one... would wander on and on over thiswonderful moorland, feeling no fatigue, possessed with the desire to gofarther and farther, to see what surprise lay beyond the next hillock.
After all, it was Mr Elgood who made the first start. One moment helay still, puffing and blowing, bemoaning past youth, and bewailing lossof strength; the next, like an indiarubber ball, he had bounced to hisfeet, and was strutting forward, waving his short arms in the air, thewhite silk handkerchief streaming behind him like a flag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Everytime--I--come up here--I vow I'll--never come again; but when _I'm_ onceup, I--never want to go down!" He flourished his handkerchief to the left, pointing out the widemoorland, beautiful in colouring with its bright rank greens, and thebloomy purple of heather undulating gently up and down like the waves ofan inland sea.
The pure rarefied air fanned the heated faces of the climbers, and withevery moment seemed to instil fresh life and vigour. It was easy tobelieve that, once started, one... would wander on and on over thiswonderful moorland, feeling no fatigue, possessed with the desire to gofarther and farther, to see what surprise lay beyond the next hillock.
After all, it was Mr Elgood who made the first start. One moment helay still, puffing and blowing, bemoaning past youth, and bewailing lossof strength; the next, like an indiarubber ball, he had bounced to hisfeet, and was strutting forward, waving his short arms in the air, thewhite silk handkerchief streaming behind him like a flag.
What to read after Big Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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