Seventy Years a Master a Huntsmans Reminiscences
Seventy Years a Master a Huntsmans Reminiscences
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We went first on to a piece of ploughed, very black loam, and as soon as we got started, down went Mr. Drew's horse, and rolled over him — the fate of No. 1.
At the same time up jumped a hare, and away they went. Past Dunton Fen and up to Warning Against Jealousy, 131 the Sutton meadows. Messrs. Rose, Chap- man and Smith were still as intent as ever upon beating each other. Just before we got to the Potton road a fresh hare jumped up, and six couples went back, which I had to go and stop, while... the body went on. I stopped them, and when I got back into the road I heard Mr. Chapman shouting. He had been thrown, and his horse stood about a dozen yards off, showing his teeth.
'' Coop, coop, coop 1 " the old gentleman was caUing, but the cob was dodging him round a tree, its mouth open, and all enticement was unavailing.
'' What's up ? " I asked.
" I think that limb of the devil belongs to Billy Button, " he replied. '' I can't catch him. Every time I get near him he comes at me with his mouth open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We went first on to a piece of ploughed, very black loam, and as soon as we got started, down went Mr. Drew's horse, and rolled over him — the fate of No. 1.
At the same time up jumped a hare, and away they went. Past Dunton Fen and up to Warning Against Jealousy, 131 the Sutton meadows. Messrs. Rose, Chap- man and Smith were still as intent as ever upon beating each other. Just before we got to the Potton road a fresh hare jumped up, and six couples went back, which I had to go and stop, while... the body went on. I stopped them, and when I got back into the road I heard Mr. Chapman shouting. He had been thrown, and his horse stood about a dozen yards off, showing his teeth.
'' Coop, coop, coop 1 " the old gentleman was caUing, but the cob was dodging him round a tree, its mouth open, and all enticement was unavailing.
'' What's up ? " I asked.
" I think that limb of the devil belongs to Billy Button, " he replied. '' I can't catch him. Every time I get near him he comes at me with his mouth open.
What to read after Seventy Years a Master a Huntsmans Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Race to read onlineMoreLess
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