The Warwick Woodlands
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— that's prime work — it takes a thorough workman to bag a double shot upon October grouse. But come, we must get down to Tom; hark how the old hound keeps bawling. " Well, down we went. The spaniels quickly retrieved his dead birds, and flushed some fifteen more, of which we gave a clean account — Harry making up for lost time by killing six cock, right and left, almost before they topped the bushes — seven more fell to me, but single birds all of them — and but one brace to Tom, who now began... to wax indignant; for Archer, as I saw, for fun's sake, was making it a point to cut down every bird that rose to him, before he could get up his gun; and then laughed at him for b^ing fat and slow. But the laugh was on Tom's side before long — for while we were yet in the valley, the report of a gun came faintly down the wind from beyond the hill, and as we all looked out attentively, a grouse skimmed the' brow, flying before the wind at a tremendous pace, and skated across the valley without stooping from his altitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— that's prime work — it takes a thorough workman to bag a double shot upon October grouse. But come, we must get down to Tom; hark how the old hound keeps bawling. " Well, down we went. The spaniels quickly retrieved his dead birds, and flushed some fifteen more, of which we gave a clean account — Harry making up for lost time by killing six cock, right and left, almost before they topped the bushes — seven more fell to me, but single birds all of them — and but one brace to Tom, who now began... to wax indignant; for Archer, as I saw, for fun's sake, was making it a point to cut down every bird that rose to him, before he could get up his gun; and then laughed at him for b^ing fat and slow. But the laugh was on Tom's side before long — for while we were yet in the valley, the report of a gun came faintly down the wind from beyond the hill, and as we all looked out attentively, a grouse skimmed the' brow, flying before the wind at a tremendous pace, and skated across the valley without stooping from his altitude.
What to read after The Warwick Woodlands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Forester to read onlineMoreLess
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