Hunting
Hunting
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286 HUNTING.
CHAPTER XI.
THE OTTER AND HIS WAYS.
BY man and all living creatures, from the worm in the ground to the eagle in the air, the advent of spring is hailed with a welcome and joy accorded in a like degree to no other period of the year.
Nature is then waking up from her winter sleep, and, laying aside her snow-white robes, is invoking the sun to expedite her toilet, that soon, like a May queen, she may step out in a mantle of emerald hue, bespangled with gems of purple and gold the pr...imrose, the cowslip, and wild hyacinth till her beauty becomes a delight to the eye no art can rival. Early and late, too, is her coming greeted by a choir of heaven-born minstrels, who pour forth their paeans of joy in copse, wood- land and field with sweetest melody. But, gladsome and sympathetic as all the world appears to be at this hopeful period, it may sound strange to say that probably the sole created being who supplies an exception to the general joy is to be found in man. Yet this is truly the case ; for the lan- guage of the often quoted huntsman, when his hounds threw up on a bank of violets and failed to carry the scent a yard farther, still finds an echo in the breast of many such men under like circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
286 HUNTING.
CHAPTER XI.
THE OTTER AND HIS WAYS.
BY man and all living creatures, from the worm in the ground to the eagle in the air, the advent of spring is hailed with a welcome and joy accorded in a like degree to no other period of the year.
Nature is then waking up from her winter sleep, and, laying aside her snow-white robes, is invoking the sun to expedite her toilet, that soon, like a May queen, she may step out in a mantle of emerald hue, bespangled with gems of purple and gold the pr...imrose, the cowslip, and wild hyacinth till her beauty becomes a delight to the eye no art can rival. Early and late, too, is her coming greeted by a choir of heaven-born minstrels, who pour forth their paeans of joy in copse, wood- land and field with sweetest melody. But, gladsome and sympathetic as all the world appears to be at this hopeful period, it may sound strange to say that probably the sole created being who supplies an exception to the general joy is to be found in man. Yet this is truly the case ; for the lan- guage of the often quoted huntsman, when his hounds threw up on a bank of violets and failed to carry the scent a yard farther, still finds an echo in the breast of many such men under like circumstances.
What to read after Hunting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Charles Fitzroy Somerset Beaufort to read onlineMoreLess
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