Staghunting With the Devon And Somerset 1887 1901 An Account of the Chase
Staghunting With the Devon And Somerset 1887 1901 An Account of the Chase
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The stag was a fairly heavy one, with two short points atop on either side and brows and trays.
A king of the forest lay in his downy couch among the tiny firs that line the sides of the little combe that faces the romantic Doone Valley, on the dull grey morn of Wednesday, Oct. Nth, 1899, and thus he soliloquised to himself: "I wonder what George Barwick is doing, sneaking about looking at me over the fence ! I suppose he thinks I don't see him, but I do, and if I were anywhere else but here I ...suppose I should have to make a move. He's alwavs out looking about when he might just as well be at home getting his breakfast, and so is John Lang over at Cloutsham, and Keeper Wensley at Langham, and that other chap, Goss — he doesn't seem to me to belong to these parts altogether by the smell of him. However, I suppose it is all right, but one can't be too careful at this time of the year, when everything smells so plain, and there seem to me to be hounds about most days of the week. What a good job it was I lay so close the other day in Horner W^ood when Anthony came by ; if Td once moved I believe he would have been after me, and I can't run a bit, though I believe I could fight if the worst came to the w^orst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stag was a fairly heavy one, with two short points atop on either side and brows and trays.
A king of the forest lay in his downy couch among the tiny firs that line the sides of the little combe that faces the romantic Doone Valley, on the dull grey morn of Wednesday, Oct. Nth, 1899, and thus he soliloquised to himself: "I wonder what George Barwick is doing, sneaking about looking at me over the fence ! I suppose he thinks I don't see him, but I do, and if I were anywhere else but here I ...suppose I should have to make a move. He's alwavs out looking about when he might just as well be at home getting his breakfast, and so is John Lang over at Cloutsham, and Keeper Wensley at Langham, and that other chap, Goss — he doesn't seem to me to belong to these parts altogether by the smell of him. However, I suppose it is all right, but one can't be too careful at this time of the year, when everything smells so plain, and there seem to me to be hounds about most days of the week. What a good job it was I lay so close the other day in Horner W^ood when Anthony came by ; if Td once moved I believe he would have been after me, and I can't run a bit, though I believe I could fight if the worst came to the w^orst.
What to read after Staghunting With the Devon And Somerset 1887 1901 An Account of the Chase?
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