Letters On the Management of Hounds
Letters On the Management of Hounds
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He was, of course, a very zealous sportsman. " Rather a damp morning, " he observed, " and I anticipate a short gather- ing. " ** My opinion is, " I replied, " that I could water my horse out of my boots, and as to the field, I think it very probable that you will be its sole representative, and not a bad one, upon this occasion. " " Well, " he said, what's to be done ?" " Wait a little longer, to see if a third fool makes his appearance, as there is no chance of our being wetter than we are at... present. " We there- fore stuck up under a hedge for another quarter of an hour, when no other horseman joining, I said, "you are now the field, and as you have had the boldness to turn out in such weather, your hardihood shall be rewarded. I am ready to begin drawing, for standing still won't suit me any longer. " *' I have been debating the question, " he replied, " and although I should like a warming un- commonly just now, it is very selfish to disturb that fine covert on such a day as this, merely to gratify my own feelings, when there is no one else out to join in the sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, of course, a very zealous sportsman. " Rather a damp morning, " he observed, " and I anticipate a short gather- ing. " ** My opinion is, " I replied, " that I could water my horse out of my boots, and as to the field, I think it very probable that you will be its sole representative, and not a bad one, upon this occasion. " " Well, " he said, what's to be done ?" " Wait a little longer, to see if a third fool makes his appearance, as there is no chance of our being wetter than we are at... present. " We there- fore stuck up under a hedge for another quarter of an hour, when no other horseman joining, I said, "you are now the field, and as you have had the boldness to turn out in such weather, your hardihood shall be rewarded. I am ready to begin drawing, for standing still won't suit me any longer. " *' I have been debating the question, " he replied, " and although I should like a warming un- commonly just now, it is very selfish to disturb that fine covert on such a day as this, merely to gratify my own feelings, when there is no one else out to join in the sport.
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