Sport in Many Lands V. 2, C.1
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With the aid of my field-glass I soon discovered two other fiocks of bighorns ; and, after watching their movements for a short time, my companion went after one troop, whilst I set to work to stalk the other. As we had already nearly as much meat as we could carry, I only wanted to secure a fine pair of horns ; and whilst I made my way along the scarp below which the game was unsuspiciously browsing, I marked a fine ram who was far more engaged in paying delicate attentions to the female part ...of the community than in attending to his breakfast ; getting within easy range without being perceived, I put an end to his flirting with a shot between the withers, which ended his career. The report of my rifle caused a general stampede, and the herd ran about to and fro as if bewildered, passing and re-passing me at least a dozen times before they finally made off ; and if I had wanted meat, I could easily have secured two or three more of their number, but as my object was accomplished, I let them go scatheless, and, after a hard scramble, managed to reach the fallen ram.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the aid of my field-glass I soon discovered two other fiocks of bighorns ; and, after watching their movements for a short time, my companion went after one troop, whilst I set to work to stalk the other. As we had already nearly as much meat as we could carry, I only wanted to secure a fine pair of horns ; and whilst I made my way along the scarp below which the game was unsuspiciously browsing, I marked a fine ram who was far more engaged in paying delicate attentions to the female part ...of the community than in attending to his breakfast ; getting within easy range without being perceived, I put an end to his flirting with a shot between the withers, which ended his career. The report of my rifle caused a general stampede, and the herd ran about to and fro as if bewildered, passing and re-passing me at least a dozen times before they finally made off ; and if I had wanted meat, I could easily have secured two or three more of their number, but as my object was accomplished, I let them go scatheless, and, after a hard scramble, managed to reach the fallen ram.
What to read after Sport in Many Lands V. 2, C.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1828 1875 H a L Henry Astbury Leveson to read onlineMoreLess
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