The Life And Habits of Wild Animals
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. So to look better into the matter, the Patriaixh, accompanied by his family, shuffled a little nearer. Never were the absence of all offensive weapons more regretted, than were the rifles lying useless in the camp, by the . hunters gathered around the Moose. They began by shouting at the Bears (which kept advancing gradually), in the hope of intimidating them by the sound of the human voice. But this was at first of no avail, and it appeared as though the dead deer would have to be left to th...e mercies of the advancing quadrupeds ; and it was only when volleys of stones were added to their shouting, and many a severe blow had been received by the Bears, that the shaggy brutes at last deemed it best to widen the distance between themselves and their inhospitable neighbours. Even when' moving slowly away they continually turned about to have one more look, and as long as he was in sight, the grey-nosed Patriarch kept halting as though debating with himself whether he was not making an ignominious retreat, and unnecessarily leaving a goodly meal behind him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. So to look better into the matter, the Patriaixh, accompanied by his family, shuffled a little nearer. Never were the absence of all offensive weapons more regretted, than were the rifles lying useless in the camp, by the . hunters gathered around the Moose. They began by shouting at the Bears (which kept advancing gradually), in the hope of intimidating them by the sound of the human voice. But this was at first of no avail, and it appeared as though the dead deer would have to be left to th...e mercies of the advancing quadrupeds ; and it was only when volleys of stones were added to their shouting, and many a severe blow had been received by the Bears, that the shaggy brutes at last deemed it best to widen the distance between themselves and their inhospitable neighbours. Even when' moving slowly away they continually turned about to have one more look, and as long as he was in sight, the grey-nosed Patriarch kept halting as though debating with himself whether he was not making an ignominious retreat, and unnecessarily leaving a goodly meal behind him.
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