The Story of a Red Deer
The Story of a Red Deer
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CHAPTER IV EARLY one morning, it must have been almost the last week in September, the peace of the oak- coppice was disturbed by a terrible clamour. It began with a single deep " Ough, ough, ough ! " then another voice chimed in with rather a shriller note, and then another and then another, and then a whole score more joined them in one thundering chorus. And the Hind started to her feet in alarm, and led the Calf out of the wooded valley to the open moor above. There they stood listening ; w...hile the whole valley was filled with the tumult, as if a hundred demons had been let loose into it. Now and again it ceased for a moment, and all was still ; then it began again with " Ough, ough, ough ! " ; and it was hard to say exactly where the sound came from, for one side of the valley said it would hold it no longer, and tossed it over to the other, and the other said it wouldn't hold it either and tossed it back, so that the D 2 36 THE STORY OF A RED-DEER CHAP.
noise kept hovering between the two in the most bewildering way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER IV EARLY one morning, it must have been almost the last week in September, the peace of the oak- coppice was disturbed by a terrible clamour. It began with a single deep " Ough, ough, ough ! " then another voice chimed in with rather a shriller note, and then another and then another, and then a whole score more joined them in one thundering chorus. And the Hind started to her feet in alarm, and led the Calf out of the wooded valley to the open moor above. There they stood listening ; w...hile the whole valley was filled with the tumult, as if a hundred demons had been let loose into it. Now and again it ceased for a moment, and all was still ; then it began again with " Ough, ough, ough ! " ; and it was hard to say exactly where the sound came from, for one side of the valley said it would hold it no longer, and tossed it over to the other, and the other said it wouldn't hold it either and tossed it back, so that the D 2 36 THE STORY OF A RED-DEER CHAP.
noise kept hovering between the two in the most bewildering way.
What to read after The Story of a Red Deer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John William Fortescue to read onlineMoreLess
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