The Science of Foxhunting And Management of the Kennel
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He knows and feels the line of the fox, and without saying a word about it presses resolutely forward, until he strikes the mouse in the hedgerow through which his game had passed ; then, with one note only, gathering all to the front, he springs the fence, and through the next field of turnips the chorus swells and the pace increases.
" Ah ! fallows again, " exclaimed Will Headman, in disgust. '^Summer fallowing is of some use; winter fallowing is of none, that I can see, except to stop hounds.... At this rate he'll beat us blind ; yet there's no saying — a bit of luck, perhaps; and here it is, out of fallow into the road, which means out of the frying-pan into the fire. Confound him ! he's an artful dodger ; but I've taken his measure once, if not twice, before this morning. There — they must work it out as long as they can, and when they can't I must help 'em. " Headman was holding his hounds quietly forward down the road, when overtaken by Mr. Staveley, who asked abruptly, "Where now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knows and feels the line of the fox, and without saying a word about it presses resolutely forward, until he strikes the mouse in the hedgerow through which his game had passed ; then, with one note only, gathering all to the front, he springs the fence, and through the next field of turnips the chorus swells and the pace increases.
" Ah ! fallows again, " exclaimed Will Headman, in disgust. '^Summer fallowing is of some use; winter fallowing is of none, that I can see, except to stop hounds.... At this rate he'll beat us blind ; yet there's no saying — a bit of luck, perhaps; and here it is, out of fallow into the road, which means out of the frying-pan into the fire. Confound him ! he's an artful dodger ; but I've taken his measure once, if not twice, before this morning. There — they must work it out as long as they can, and when they can't I must help 'em. " Headman was holding his hounds quietly forward down the road, when overtaken by Mr. Staveley, who asked abruptly, "Where now.
What to read after The Science of Foxhunting And Management of the Kennel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knightley William Horlock to read onlineMoreLess
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