Days And Nights of Shikar
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The shouting of the beaters continued, growing louder each minute ; then there was another tapping at the junction of the nullahs, and I heard a voice, very low and gentle, saying, " Jao, jao, chale jao ! " " Go, go, get along ! ' J It was the forester telling the bagh to come my way.
Another long pause and certain indications that the tiger was sulking in the hollow, and very angry that both his intended roads were cut off. But the beat still came on. Then suddenly there was a loud, furious, s...narling growl and a great striped thing charged out of the bushes below, straight up towards me. He came bounding along, sixteen annas to the rupee, with back first arched up and then extended at each stride. There was no time for a steady aim. The rifle was at my shoulder, and as he passed to A CENTRAL PROVINCE TIGER 139 my left, I fired. He took no notice and I gave him the second barrel. Had I missed ? Oh, horror ! But he carried on for only a few more strides and rolled over with a roar into some bushes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shouting of the beaters continued, growing louder each minute ; then there was another tapping at the junction of the nullahs, and I heard a voice, very low and gentle, saying, " Jao, jao, chale jao ! " " Go, go, get along ! ' J It was the forester telling the bagh to come my way.
Another long pause and certain indications that the tiger was sulking in the hollow, and very angry that both his intended roads were cut off. But the beat still came on. Then suddenly there was a loud, furious, s...narling growl and a great striped thing charged out of the bushes below, straight up towards me. He came bounding along, sixteen annas to the rupee, with back first arched up and then extended at each stride. There was no time for a steady aim. The rifle was at my shoulder, and as he passed to A CENTRAL PROVINCE TIGER 139 my left, I fired. He took no notice and I gave him the second barrel. Had I missed ? Oh, horror ! But he carried on for only a few more strides and rolled over with a roar into some bushes.
What to read after Days And Nights of Shikar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W Baillie to read onlineMoreLess
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