Hunting Talk
Hunting Talk
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The paragraph closes with the remark: "Meretrix became so fidgety from hearing Pobert's voice at exercise that he was obliged to employ a code of stick and hand signals to the boy .
I used the voice a great deal, and often^sung or whistled to a young one when he was in an irritable or nervous state. It seems to soothe them, and reminds me of a story against myself, which would go to prove that horses are not severe critics where the voice is concerned. I was riding home with a friend after a bi...g hunt with the Devon and Somerset staghounds. We had a twenty-mile ride, and his horse was very beat, and we had to go slowly. Conversation had run down and I asked him, to pass the time away, if he would like a song or a recitation. He rashly chose a song, and although almost as soon as I began he hurriedly said he had changed his mind and would like a recitation, I carried on and finished my song. After a silence my companion in a thoughtful and worried tone remarked that he feared his horse was more beat than he had imagined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The paragraph closes with the remark: "Meretrix became so fidgety from hearing Pobert's voice at exercise that he was obliged to employ a code of stick and hand signals to the boy .
I used the voice a great deal, and often^sung or whistled to a young one when he was in an irritable or nervous state. It seems to soothe them, and reminds me of a story against myself, which would go to prove that horses are not severe critics where the voice is concerned. I was riding home with a friend after a bi...g hunt with the Devon and Somerset staghounds. We had a twenty-mile ride, and his horse was very beat, and we had to go slowly. Conversation had run down and I asked him, to pass the time away, if he would like a song or a recitation. He rashly chose a song, and although almost as soon as I began he hurriedly said he had changed his mind and would like a recitation, I carried on and finished my song. After a silence my companion in a thoughtful and worried tone remarked that he feared his horse was more beat than he had imagined.
What to read after Hunting Talk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Fraser Tytler to read onlineMoreLess
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