Sporting in Both Hemispheres
Sporting in Both Hemispheres
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The dauphin advances towards his majesty. The Compte de Girardin, the grand huntsman, accompanies the king.
He receives information, and gives his orders with a prompti- tude and decision that announce his capability of under- taking any charge where intelligence and vigour of body and mind are the necessary elements of success.
One of the king's carriages contained a person and a name the most celebrated in the world, and whose motto speaks for itself — Virtvtis fortuna comes. There are in the...se three words a history of all the acts of his life in India and in Europe. It was the second time, I understood, that he had accompanied the king on a hunting party. The first was at Marly, where the Duke of Wellington, for it was no other, seemed to enjoy himself very much.
The king heard the report of the commandant, and decided on attacking a stag called Charlemagne, that had been turned out the same morning at the Garrefimr de VOhelisque.
Digitized by Google THE king's arrival. 137 The Compte d'Egberti presented his hunting-knife to the king, and the first Scuyer held his majesty's stirrup, whilst another supported his saddle on the opposite side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dauphin advances towards his majesty. The Compte de Girardin, the grand huntsman, accompanies the king.
He receives information, and gives his orders with a prompti- tude and decision that announce his capability of under- taking any charge where intelligence and vigour of body and mind are the necessary elements of success.
One of the king's carriages contained a person and a name the most celebrated in the world, and whose motto speaks for itself — Virtvtis fortuna comes. There are in the...se three words a history of all the acts of his life in India and in Europe. It was the second time, I understood, that he had accompanied the king on a hunting party. The first was at Marly, where the Duke of Wellington, for it was no other, seemed to enjoy himself very much.
The king heard the report of the commandant, and decided on attacking a stag called Charlemagne, that had been turned out the same morning at the Garrefimr de VOhelisque.
Digitized by Google THE king's arrival. 137 The Compte d'Egberti presented his hunting-knife to the king, and the first Scuyer held his majesty's stirrup, whilst another supported his saddle on the opposite side.
What to read after Sporting in Both Hemispheres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Dewes to read onlineMoreLess
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