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The long, heavy trains come rolling up to the North, and the shooting-lodges are filled, and the quiet country roads grow busy with brakes, and dogcarts, and motor-cars. And at last the morning of " the Twelfth " dawns, and eager parties of men and dogs set out in all directions over the moors. Suddenly one of the dogs stands stock still, with its eyes fixed, almost as if it were turned to stone. It has sighted the grouse family, the a covey, " as it is now called.
Old Father Grouse has also si...ghted the dog, and he crouches close to the ground, and creeps away noise- lessly through the heather with his wife and family at his back.
But the dog moves slowly after them, and at last, 60 Deer-Stalking seeing that there is no other way of escape, the covey- rises on the wing.
Snap! bang! puff! go the guns, and I am afraid that when Father and Mother Grouse settle down breathlessly among the heather on the other side of the moor, having put a good mile between the shooters and themselves, and begin to count their grown-up sons and daughters, they will find that their family is smaller than it was when they left their resting-place in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The long, heavy trains come rolling up to the North, and the shooting-lodges are filled, and the quiet country roads grow busy with brakes, and dogcarts, and motor-cars. And at last the morning of " the Twelfth " dawns, and eager parties of men and dogs set out in all directions over the moors. Suddenly one of the dogs stands stock still, with its eyes fixed, almost as if it were turned to stone. It has sighted the grouse family, the a covey, " as it is now called.
Old Father Grouse has also si...ghted the dog, and he crouches close to the ground, and creeps away noise- lessly through the heather with his wife and family at his back.
But the dog moves slowly after them, and at last, 60 Deer-Stalking seeing that there is no other way of escape, the covey- rises on the wing.
Snap! bang! puff! go the guns, and I am afraid that when Father and Mother Grouse settle down breathlessly among the heather on the other side of the moor, having put a good mile between the shooters and themselves, and begin to count their grown-up sons and daughters, they will find that their family is smaller than it was when they left their resting-place in the morning.
What to read after Scotland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grierson Elizabeth Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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