Sport And Life in the Further Himalaya
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I signal to the Mehtar not to shoot, for it is evident that hunter and hunted are going to meet nose to nose on a ledge about an inch wide, and the solution of the problem will be interesting. Only a corner of rock now separates them, and both reach it simultaneously. A chorus of Ya allah burst from the spectators in our gallery as the doe, without one moment's hesitation, sprang straight out into mid-air and went down. A gallant bid for life it was, and suitably rewarded, for, lean- ing over, ...we saw her recover her footing in deep snow two hundred feet down, dash on to the stream, across, and away to safety on the line her lord and master had taken before. The hound could do nothing but extricate himself from the precipice, which done, he sat down and barked foolishly.
There was nothing more, and we returned, the Mehtar full of apologies at the poor sport he had shown, though, as I told him, the leap for life that doe had shown us was a sight I would have gone far to see.
The beaters came in in groups, some not 1 1 6 Sport and Life in the Further Himalaya arriving for hours afterwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I signal to the Mehtar not to shoot, for it is evident that hunter and hunted are going to meet nose to nose on a ledge about an inch wide, and the solution of the problem will be interesting. Only a corner of rock now separates them, and both reach it simultaneously. A chorus of Ya allah burst from the spectators in our gallery as the doe, without one moment's hesitation, sprang straight out into mid-air and went down. A gallant bid for life it was, and suitably rewarded, for, lean- ing over, ...we saw her recover her footing in deep snow two hundred feet down, dash on to the stream, across, and away to safety on the line her lord and master had taken before. The hound could do nothing but extricate himself from the precipice, which done, he sat down and barked foolishly.
There was nothing more, and we returned, the Mehtar full of apologies at the poor sport he had shown, though, as I told him, the leap for life that doe had shown us was a sight I would have gone far to see.
The beaters came in in groups, some not 1 1 6 Sport and Life in the Further Himalaya arriving for hours afterwards.
What to read after Sport And Life in the Further Himalaya?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger Lloyd Kennion to read onlineMoreLess
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