Harry Egerton, Or, the Younger Son of the Day 1
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Some parts, he said, you'd think might be paved with them, such a layer was in it upon turns. In the lower grounds, again, the people were say- ing that there wasn't a blade of corn left with them for the grouse, which were in such wonderful numbers that the air would be black with them now and again. The whole place, in fact, was alive, crawl- ing with moor-fowl, and Jemmy Neddy would think it strange indeed if they didn't 224 HARRY EGERTON.
be getting good shooting this day, any- way.
He cont...inued to rattle on in tlie same glib and imaginative manner, provoking ap- proving smiles and "Ah! Jemmy JSTeddy's the boy;" ''Isn't he a great man to talk, now ?" or similar marks of interest from the men behind, nntil they arrived at the spot where the keeper had halted with the dogs, and proposed to commence operations.
J. N"., being appealed to as to the best direction to go in, said that it would be as good for them to take it out of face (thereby meaning that they should take the whole side before them) ; but they couldn- 1 go wrong, he said, whichever way they went, — one part was as good as another when the grouse were so plentiful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some parts, he said, you'd think might be paved with them, such a layer was in it upon turns. In the lower grounds, again, the people were say- ing that there wasn't a blade of corn left with them for the grouse, which were in such wonderful numbers that the air would be black with them now and again. The whole place, in fact, was alive, crawl- ing with moor-fowl, and Jemmy Neddy would think it strange indeed if they didn't 224 HARRY EGERTON.
be getting good shooting this day, any- way.
He cont...inued to rattle on in tlie same glib and imaginative manner, provoking ap- proving smiles and "Ah! Jemmy JSTeddy's the boy;" ''Isn't he a great man to talk, now ?" or similar marks of interest from the men behind, nntil they arrived at the spot where the keeper had halted with the dogs, and proposed to commence operations.
J. N"., being appealed to as to the best direction to go in, said that it would be as good for them to take it out of face (thereby meaning that they should take the whole side before them) ; but they couldn- 1 go wrong, he said, whichever way they went, — one part was as good as another when the grouse were so plentiful.
What to read after Harry Egerton, Or, the Younger Son of the Day 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tottenham, G. L. (George Loftus) to read onlineMoreLess
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