Sport in the Crimea And Caucasus
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I 114 GOLOVINSKY, Borrowing a spade and cutting down a large bough for a broom, I soon had a clear floor, and by dint of hard work had in an hour's time got a fairly clean place to move about in. Stepan retired to the shed, and, in spite of my protesta- tions, took up his abode there. Had it not been for his cough I should have fallen in with this arrangement readily enough ; but as it was, I felt he required the best accommodation the shanty afforded. However, in the shed he remained, and for ...the rest of my stay I had his best room to myself.
There were, besides Stepan and myself, three other residents at the 'telegraph station,' as he loved to call it — to wit, Zizda, Lufira, and Orla, three large cross-bred dogs, devoured by mange, with which Stepan hunts the boars that abound in the thicket at the back of his house, killing on an average, so he tells me, half a dozen in the year.
In spite of the numbers which inhabit the adjoin- ing forests, this small bag is not very much to be wondered at, when the impenetrable nature of the covert and the almost utter uselessness of Stepan's gun are taken into consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 114 GOLOVINSKY, Borrowing a spade and cutting down a large bough for a broom, I soon had a clear floor, and by dint of hard work had in an hour's time got a fairly clean place to move about in. Stepan retired to the shed, and, in spite of my protesta- tions, took up his abode there. Had it not been for his cough I should have fallen in with this arrangement readily enough ; but as it was, I felt he required the best accommodation the shanty afforded. However, in the shed he remained, and for ...the rest of my stay I had his best room to myself.
There were, besides Stepan and myself, three other residents at the 'telegraph station,' as he loved to call it — to wit, Zizda, Lufira, and Orla, three large cross-bred dogs, devoured by mange, with which Stepan hunts the boars that abound in the thicket at the back of his house, killing on an average, so he tells me, half a dozen in the year.
In spite of the numbers which inhabit the adjoin- ing forests, this small bag is not very much to be wondered at, when the impenetrable nature of the covert and the almost utter uselessness of Stepan's gun are taken into consideration.
What to read after Sport in the Crimea And Caucasus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clive Phillips Wolley to read onlineMoreLess
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