Bones And I; Or, the Skeleton At Home
Bones And I; Or, the Skeleton At Home
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What \y\\\ you have ? The pleasures of imagination, at least, are unlimited. Shall it be two - and - twenty minutes up wind and to ground as hard as they can go ? Shall it be thirty-five without another check, crossing the best of the Vale, and indulging the good horse with never a pull till you land in the field where old Rhapsody, with flashing eyes and bristles all BUS IN URBE 183 on end, runs into her quarry, rolling bim over and herself with him, to be buried in the rush of her eager worry...ing followers ? Would you prefer twelve miles from point to point, accom- plished in an hour and a half, comprising ever^ variety of country, every vicissitude of the chase, and ending only when the crows are hovering and swooping over a staunch, courageous, travel-wearied fox, holding on with failing strength but all-undaunted sj^irit for the forest that another mile would reach but that he is never to see again ? You may take your choice. Holloa ! he has disappeared ! — he has taken refuge in his cupboard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What \y\\\ you have ? The pleasures of imagination, at least, are unlimited. Shall it be two - and - twenty minutes up wind and to ground as hard as they can go ? Shall it be thirty-five without another check, crossing the best of the Vale, and indulging the good horse with never a pull till you land in the field where old Rhapsody, with flashing eyes and bristles all BUS IN URBE 183 on end, runs into her quarry, rolling bim over and herself with him, to be buried in the rush of her eager worry...ing followers ? Would you prefer twelve miles from point to point, accom- plished in an hour and a half, comprising ever^ variety of country, every vicissitude of the chase, and ending only when the crows are hovering and swooping over a staunch, courageous, travel-wearied fox, holding on with failing strength but all-undaunted sj^irit for the forest that another mile would reach but that he is never to see again ? You may take your choice. Holloa ! he has disappeared ! — he has taken refuge in his cupboard.
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