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All these stags were lying down, out there in the open ; while the monarch of them, of a somewhat darker colour than the others, lay a little distance apart. It was on him, of course, that Monseigneur directed the wavering glass ; and it was in an awestricken kind of fashion that he turned to Ronald with smothered questions as to the chances of their being able to get anywhere near that splendid quarry.
" They're in a terrible bad place, " Ronald repeated, musingly, as he scanned every feature ...of the country and watched the ' carry ' of every shred of cloud. " But there's no hinds wi' them ; and that's in our favour. And mebbe we could get down to the bed of the burn. Anyway, Monsenior, they'll no be getting up to feed for a good hour or two yet ; and you might as well be having your luncheon. " A terribly tantalizing meal this was ; and equally tanta- lizing was the period of weary waiting that ensued — while the cold wind of these altitudes was steadily and mercilessly freezing blood and bone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All these stags were lying down, out there in the open ; while the monarch of them, of a somewhat darker colour than the others, lay a little distance apart. It was on him, of course, that Monseigneur directed the wavering glass ; and it was in an awestricken kind of fashion that he turned to Ronald with smothered questions as to the chances of their being able to get anywhere near that splendid quarry.
" They're in a terrible bad place, " Ronald repeated, musingly, as he scanned every feature ...of the country and watched the ' carry ' of every shred of cloud. " But there's no hinds wi' them ; and that's in our favour. And mebbe we could get down to the bed of the burn. Anyway, Monsenior, they'll no be getting up to feed for a good hour or two yet ; and you might as well be having your luncheon. " A terribly tantalizing meal this was ; and equally tanta- lizing was the period of weary waiting that ensued — while the cold wind of these altitudes was steadily and mercilessly freezing blood and bone.
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