Records of Sport in Southern India Chiefly On the Annamullay Nielgherry And Pu
Records of Sport in Southern India Chiefly On the Annamullay Nielgherry And Pu
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As I craned over the rock I saw a large brown buck looking at me about sixty yards off, his hind quarters hidden by a rock ; I fired, heard the tell, ran on and saw the herd, consisting of a dozen or more, galloping down the side 01 the slope about a hundred and forty yards away ; after going a short distance they stood bewildered, when I again fired and hit a doe ; as I was following her, out bolted the brown buck from a hollow ; he ran about two hundred yards and then sat down on his haunches..., presently sinking on his side ; there were two small bucks on the rocks above him, and the old fellow, after looking at them for some time, to my astonishment jumped up, disappeared behind some rocks, and was out of sight by the time I had got up to where he had been lying. I followed the wounded doe until her tracks disappeared over a most frightful precipice, which was quite impossible to descend, so I had to give her up. I hate leaving a wounded animal, but there was no help for it. As I returned up the hill I thought to myself, "Well, this is neat, I shall lose them both, but not without another A CLOSE SHAVE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I craned over the rock I saw a large brown buck looking at me about sixty yards off, his hind quarters hidden by a rock ; I fired, heard the tell, ran on and saw the herd, consisting of a dozen or more, galloping down the side 01 the slope about a hundred and forty yards away ; after going a short distance they stood bewildered, when I again fired and hit a doe ; as I was following her, out bolted the brown buck from a hollow ; he ran about two hundred yards and then sat down on his haunches..., presently sinking on his side ; there were two small bucks on the rocks above him, and the old fellow, after looking at them for some time, to my astonishment jumped up, disappeared behind some rocks, and was out of sight by the time I had got up to where he had been lying. I followed the wounded doe until her tracks disappeared over a most frightful precipice, which was quite impossible to descend, so I had to give her up. I hate leaving a wounded animal, but there was no help for it. As I returned up the hill I thought to myself, "Well, this is neat, I shall lose them both, but not without another A CLOSE SHAVE.
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