Mark Hurdlestone
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Were you successful?" "I am always successful, Miss Whitmore. But, after all, it is a crueland treacherous sport. I feel ashamed of myself for entering into itwith such zest. Destruction appears to be a principle inherent in ournature. Man shows his tyrannical disposition in finding so great apleasure in taking away from the inferior animals the life which hecannot restore. " "You are too severe, " returned Juliet. "We are apt to forget during theexcitement of the moment the cruelty we inflict.... I read old Izaak Waltonwhen a child. He made me mistress of the whole art of angling. It issuch a quiet contemplative amusement. The clear stream, the balmy air, the warbling of happy birds, the fragrant hedge-rows and flowery banks, by which you are surrounded, make you alive to the most pleasingimpressions: and amidst sights and sounds of beauty, you never reflectthat you are acting the part of the destroyer. I have given up thegentle craft; but I still think it a strangely-fascinating sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were you successful?" "I am always successful, Miss Whitmore. But, after all, it is a crueland treacherous sport. I feel ashamed of myself for entering into itwith such zest. Destruction appears to be a principle inherent in ournature. Man shows his tyrannical disposition in finding so great apleasure in taking away from the inferior animals the life which hecannot restore. " "You are too severe, " returned Juliet. "We are apt to forget during theexcitement of the moment the cruelty we inflict.... I read old Izaak Waltonwhen a child. He made me mistress of the whole art of angling. It issuch a quiet contemplative amusement. The clear stream, the balmy air, the warbling of happy birds, the fragrant hedge-rows and flowery banks, by which you are surrounded, make you alive to the most pleasingimpressions: and amidst sights and sounds of beauty, you never reflectthat you are acting the part of the destroyer. I have given up thegentle craft; but I still think it a strangely-fascinating sport.
What to read after Mark Hurdlestone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Moodie to read onlineMoreLess
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