The Story of a Hare
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Whereupon, coming to the end of the outward journey, he wove a maze of tracks amidst the scattered bushes, and the better to conceal the line by which he returned, crept along an overgrown ditch where only a practised poacher could have traced him. He roamed until day was about to break, and when the sun arose it found him sitting by the spring near the Fairies' Green.
128 JOHANNA'S GARDEN He was very tired, but afraid to drowse.
Every moment he expected to see some enemy coming along his trail..., and for hours he kept watch on the white plain till sleep claimed him, leaving his sentinel senses on guard. No moving objects, however, fell on his sight,, nothing save the waste of snow and the vapour over the spring : no sound smote his ears except the purl of the rill and the faint tinkle of the ice- crystals on the sedge, so that — a most unusual occurrence — he did not awake till the sun was about to go down and it was time to think of leaving the form. After an uneventful night's wandering he returned to the seat, and would have continued to use it had not the wind risen again, rendering the situation so inclement that he had no choice but to go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whereupon, coming to the end of the outward journey, he wove a maze of tracks amidst the scattered bushes, and the better to conceal the line by which he returned, crept along an overgrown ditch where only a practised poacher could have traced him. He roamed until day was about to break, and when the sun arose it found him sitting by the spring near the Fairies' Green.
128 JOHANNA'S GARDEN He was very tired, but afraid to drowse.
Every moment he expected to see some enemy coming along his trail..., and for hours he kept watch on the white plain till sleep claimed him, leaving his sentinel senses on guard. No moving objects, however, fell on his sight,, nothing save the waste of snow and the vapour over the spring : no sound smote his ears except the purl of the rill and the faint tinkle of the ice- crystals on the sedge, so that — a most unusual occurrence — he did not awake till the sun was about to go down and it was time to think of leaving the form. After an uneventful night's wandering he returned to the seat, and would have continued to use it had not the wind risen again, rendering the situation so inclement that he had no choice but to go.
What to read after The Story of a Hare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Coulson Tregarthen to read onlineMoreLess
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