Chamois Hunting in the Mountains of Bavaria And in the Tyrol
Chamois Hunting in the Mountains of Bavaria And in the Tyrol
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Each ^ne takes an interest in the work, anxious that the day's sport should be satisfactory ; and as the chamois love to lurk in the wildest retreats, and nooks guarded by precipices, if the men do their work well they are sure to be led along some dangerous passes. None of course is will- ing to lag behind or avoid the peril, but, trusting to his steady foot and unreeling brain, each dares whatever may come in his way. Thus led on by an adventurous THE RISS. 147 feeling, a hunt of this kind ha...rdly ever passes without an accident of some sort happening to the men employed. Occasionally too the mists -will rise suddenly, and spread their impenetrable covering over the whole mountain- range. They lie upon the air like a solid thing, and then to move even is indeed perilous : a single step, and the beater may tread, not on the firm ground, but on yield- ing cloud, and toppling over go sinking through an ocean of vapour to the craggy bottom.
About such matters I heard much from my guide as we walked on towards the Kiss ; for as soon as I found there was nothing more to be done at Kreuth, I packed a few things in my rucksack, and driving to Glass Hut- ten, took thence a bye-path leading into the valley of the Isar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each ^ne takes an interest in the work, anxious that the day's sport should be satisfactory ; and as the chamois love to lurk in the wildest retreats, and nooks guarded by precipices, if the men do their work well they are sure to be led along some dangerous passes. None of course is will- ing to lag behind or avoid the peril, but, trusting to his steady foot and unreeling brain, each dares whatever may come in his way. Thus led on by an adventurous THE RISS. 147 feeling, a hunt of this kind ha...rdly ever passes without an accident of some sort happening to the men employed. Occasionally too the mists -will rise suddenly, and spread their impenetrable covering over the whole mountain- range. They lie upon the air like a solid thing, and then to move even is indeed perilous : a single step, and the beater may tread, not on the firm ground, but on yield- ing cloud, and toppling over go sinking through an ocean of vapour to the craggy bottom.
About such matters I heard much from my guide as we walked on towards the Kiss ; for as soon as I found there was nothing more to be done at Kreuth, I packed a few things in my rucksack, and driving to Glass Hut- ten, took thence a bye-path leading into the valley of the Isar.
What to read after Chamois Hunting in the Mountains of Bavaria And in the Tyrol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Boner to read onlineMoreLess
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