Sport At Home And Abroad V.2
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Shaw, Achgourish, Kincardineshire, Abernethe, with his favourite dog 'Chance,' left home for the hill, for the purpose of what is called the ' sheep-gathering' — SAGACITY OF A COLLY. 173 that is, bringing them down to a convenient place, to be shorn and washed. They had not proceeded far when Mr. Shaw, from indisposition or some other cause, did not feel inclined to go up the glen ; and he told his dog to go and bring down all the sheep, and that he would await his return. ' Chance ' instantly ...obeyed his master's orders, went up the glen, gathered all the sheep together, and came away with them, exactly in the direction of his master. We may mention that ' Chance's ' movements were observed, from the top of Craigourie, by the hill-pundler. Mr.
Shaw, who waited patiently the return, now saw the sheep nearing him, to the west of Craigourie.
and at this moment observed a hare getting up amongst them, and looking very bewildered.
'Chance,' taking opportunity of this, left his charge for a little, took to the chase, and, after some stiff work, succeeded in catching the hare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shaw, Achgourish, Kincardineshire, Abernethe, with his favourite dog 'Chance,' left home for the hill, for the purpose of what is called the ' sheep-gathering' — SAGACITY OF A COLLY. 173 that is, bringing them down to a convenient place, to be shorn and washed. They had not proceeded far when Mr. Shaw, from indisposition or some other cause, did not feel inclined to go up the glen ; and he told his dog to go and bring down all the sheep, and that he would await his return. ' Chance ' instantly ...obeyed his master's orders, went up the glen, gathered all the sheep together, and came away with them, exactly in the direction of his master. We may mention that ' Chance's ' movements were observed, from the top of Craigourie, by the hill-pundler. Mr.
Shaw, who waited patiently the return, now saw the sheep nearing him, to the west of Craigourie.
and at this moment observed a hare getting up amongst them, and looking very bewildered.
'Chance,' taking opportunity of this, left his charge for a little, took to the chase, and, after some stiff work, succeeded in catching the hare.
What to read after Sport At Home And Abroad V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lennox, William Pitt, Lord, 1799-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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