Game Birds And Wild Fowl Their Friends And Their Foes
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On arriving at the cover's side an im- mense wood in the weald of Sussex we found the head-keeper already there with the spaniels. A regiment of beaters were drawn up at a little distance, and at intervals in their ranks were five under keepers, who subsequently assisted in maintaining the line of march and preserving dis- cipline. Each of them was attended by his dog, who followed close at his heels, unrestrained by string or leash. As we advanced through the cover, any one of these, at a word... from his master, would instantly enact the part of a spaniel, and where a thick bed of black-thorn happened to intervene, which was impenetrable to the beaters, he would work his way through it, and flush a hare or a pheasant, but, with- out attempting to pursue it, return the next moment at the well-known signal to his for- mer position. When a pheasant was wounded and fell at a distance, the dog would endeavour 9AS GAME BIRDS AND WILD FOWL.
to mark the place if possible, and then look round at his master as if for permission to * go and fetch it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On arriving at the cover's side an im- mense wood in the weald of Sussex we found the head-keeper already there with the spaniels. A regiment of beaters were drawn up at a little distance, and at intervals in their ranks were five under keepers, who subsequently assisted in maintaining the line of march and preserving dis- cipline. Each of them was attended by his dog, who followed close at his heels, unrestrained by string or leash. As we advanced through the cover, any one of these, at a word... from his master, would instantly enact the part of a spaniel, and where a thick bed of black-thorn happened to intervene, which was impenetrable to the beaters, he would work his way through it, and flush a hare or a pheasant, but, with- out attempting to pursue it, return the next moment at the well-known signal to his for- mer position. When a pheasant was wounded and fell at a distance, the dog would endeavour 9AS GAME BIRDS AND WILD FOWL.
to mark the place if possible, and then look round at his master as if for permission to * go and fetch it.
What to read after Game Birds And Wild Fowl Their Friends And Their Foes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Edward Knox to read onlineMoreLess
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