Cecil Rhodes His Private Life
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He seemed to benefit by the voyage. He rested and read during the day, and at night played bridge with Dr. Jameson, Sir Charles Metcalfe, Mr. Abe Bailey, and me until 10. 30 p. M. , when he retired for the night. Soon after his arrival in London he was examined by an eminent heart specialist, who reported that, although the condition 246 Shooting in Scotland of the heart was very serious, he was of opinion that a long rest and constant change of surround- ings would at any rate temporarily impr...ove his health. After he had been made acquainted with the specialist's opinion he appeared much brighter and more cheerful, and seemed to look forward with great pleasure to his shooting at Rannoch Lodge, which he had leased from Sir Robert Menzies. It seemed to me an exorbitant figure, namely, ^2000 for two months' shooting. It was expected that we would shoot about five hundred brace of grouse, and we were allowed to kill thirty deer. I was told that the rent of these Scotch moors was calculated on the basis of i per bird and ^30 per deer, whether they were killed or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seemed to benefit by the voyage. He rested and read during the day, and at night played bridge with Dr. Jameson, Sir Charles Metcalfe, Mr. Abe Bailey, and me until 10. 30 p. M. , when he retired for the night. Soon after his arrival in London he was examined by an eminent heart specialist, who reported that, although the condition 246 Shooting in Scotland of the heart was very serious, he was of opinion that a long rest and constant change of surround- ings would at any rate temporarily impr...ove his health. After he had been made acquainted with the specialist's opinion he appeared much brighter and more cheerful, and seemed to look forward with great pleasure to his shooting at Rannoch Lodge, which he had leased from Sir Robert Menzies. It seemed to me an exorbitant figure, namely, ^2000 for two months' shooting. It was expected that we would shoot about five hundred brace of grouse, and we were allowed to kill thirty deer. I was told that the rent of these Scotch moors was calculated on the basis of i per bird and ^30 per deer, whether they were killed or not.
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