The Sportsmans Friend in a Frost
The Sportsmans Friend in a Frost
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All these are deserving admi- ration as regards colour ; but there are many only showing a very dingy, sooty-coloured black, reheved by dingy mouse-coloured markings. Such are hideous in colour ; and if a herd of such were seen, I believe any one who had seen no other would pronounce the fallow- deer a most ugly animal. Yet he has very much the same proportions, on a diminished scale, as the stag ; which shows, I think, that it is not to symmetry the 202 THE MONAUCH OF THE WOODS.
stag owes any ...of the admiration he excites. It is, I be- lieve, an imposing carriage at first sight — leading us to suppose him a noble, courageous animal, which he really is not — that causes the admiration he creates; while association of ideas — bringing him in connection with such scenes as Sir Walter Scott has so graphically por- trayed — invests him with an interest inseparable from him under any situation.
I have heard much argument, pro and con, used rela- ^ live to the comparative speed of animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All these are deserving admi- ration as regards colour ; but there are many only showing a very dingy, sooty-coloured black, reheved by dingy mouse-coloured markings. Such are hideous in colour ; and if a herd of such were seen, I believe any one who had seen no other would pronounce the fallow- deer a most ugly animal. Yet he has very much the same proportions, on a diminished scale, as the stag ; which shows, I think, that it is not to symmetry the 202 THE MONAUCH OF THE WOODS.
stag owes any ...of the admiration he excites. It is, I be- lieve, an imposing carriage at first sight — leading us to suppose him a noble, courageous animal, which he really is not — that causes the admiration he creates; while association of ideas — bringing him in connection with such scenes as Sir Walter Scott has so graphically por- trayed — invests him with an interest inseparable from him under any situation.
I have heard much argument, pro and con, used rela- ^ live to the comparative speed of animals.
What to read after The Sportsmans Friend in a Frost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Hieover to read onlineMoreLess
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