The Life-History of British Serpents And Their Local Distribution in the British Isles
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" In Peeblesshire the viper or adder — we are told iu Chambers's History of tliat county — was then (1SG4) common. . . .
" One about 24 inches long was killed in Mincli- nioor in 1892, and a large exanqile in the schoolhouse garden at Tweedsmuir iu 1892. In the parisli of Temple, in tlie southern portion of Mid- Lothian, and towards the foot of the Moorfoot Hills, it would appear still to linger in one or two suitable spots. . . .
" Throughout the greater part of the Lammermoors adders ar...e still fairly common. Thej' were unusually 358 EKITISII SERPENTS.
numerous in Lauderdale in 1S(J4 (' Scotsman ' and ' Zoologist ').... Mr James Gaverliill says, ' The country round about Criclmess is full of " ether." ' On a certain rocky face ho could undertake to kill a dozen in a suitable day. Taking the country gener- ally, a shepherd might kill twenty to thirty in a season. . . .
" Dr Hardy says in reference to the liorder counties, 'At Caldra shepherd's house, at foot of Spartletou, adders are numerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
" In Peeblesshire the viper or adder — we are told iu Chambers's History of tliat county — was then (1SG4) common. . . .
" One about 24 inches long was killed in Mincli- nioor in 1892, and a large exanqile in the schoolhouse garden at Tweedsmuir iu 1892. In the parisli of Temple, in tlie southern portion of Mid- Lothian, and towards the foot of the Moorfoot Hills, it would appear still to linger in one or two suitable spots. . . .
" Throughout the greater part of the Lammermoors adders ar...e still fairly common. Thej' were unusually 358 EKITISII SERPENTS.
numerous in Lauderdale in 1S(J4 (' Scotsman ' and ' Zoologist ').... Mr James Gaverliill says, ' The country round about Criclmess is full of " ether." ' On a certain rocky face ho could undertake to kill a dozen in a suitable day. Taking the country gener- ally, a shepherd might kill twenty to thirty in a season. . . .
" Dr Hardy says in reference to the liorder counties, 'At Caldra shepherd's house, at foot of Spartletou, adders are numerous.
What to read after The Life-History of British Serpents And Their Local Distribution in the British Isles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Rowley Leighton to read onlineMoreLess
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