The Story of My Life — Complete
The Story of My Life — Complete
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]--because there was a fowling-floor connected with it, whereI spent many a pleasant evening. It could be used only afterbreeding-time, and consisted of a hut built of boughs where thebirdcatcher lodged. Flowing water rippled over the little wooden rodson which the feathered denizens of the woods alighted to quench theirthirst before going to sleep. When some of them--frequently six at atime--had settled on the perches in the trough, it was drawn into thebut by a rope, a net was spread over the... water and there was nothingmore to do except take the captives out.
The name of the director of this amusement was Merbod. He could imitatethe voices of all the birds, and was a merry, versatile fellow, who knewhow to do a thousand things, and of whom we boys were very fond.
The peasant Bredernitz often took us to his crow-hut, which was a holein the ground covered with boughs and pieces of turf, where the hunterslay concealed. The owl, which lured the crows and other birds of prey, was fastened on a perch, and when they flew up, often in large flocks, to tease the old cross-patch which sat blinking angrily, they were shotdown from loop-holes which had been left in the hut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
]--because there was a fowling-floor connected with it, whereI spent many a pleasant evening. It could be used only afterbreeding-time, and consisted of a hut built of boughs where thebirdcatcher lodged. Flowing water rippled over the little wooden rodson which the feathered denizens of the woods alighted to quench theirthirst before going to sleep. When some of them--frequently six at atime--had settled on the perches in the trough, it was drawn into thebut by a rope, a net was spread over the... water and there was nothingmore to do except take the captives out.
The name of the director of this amusement was Merbod. He could imitatethe voices of all the birds, and was a merry, versatile fellow, who knewhow to do a thousand things, and of whom we boys were very fond.
The peasant Bredernitz often took us to his crow-hut, which was a holein the ground covered with boughs and pieces of turf, where the hunterslay concealed. The owl, which lured the crows and other birds of prey, was fastened on a perch, and when they flew up, often in large flocks, to tease the old cross-patch which sat blinking angrily, they were shotdown from loop-holes which had been left in the hut.
What to read after The Story of My Life — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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