Turberviles Booke of Hunting 1576
Turberviles Booke of Hunting 1576
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His na- ture and properties are (in maner) all one with the wilde Goate. Sometimes he would fkrat his thyghes with his foote, and thru- fteth his hoofes in fo farre, that he cannot draw them backe againe, but falleth and breaketh his necke, for his hoofes of his feete are crooked, and he thrufteth them farre into the fkinne, and then they will not come out agayne. When they come from their feede, they go to the rockes and lie vpon the hardeft places that they can finde. The Gawle both of this f...orte and that other, is very good for fi- newes that be flirunke vp, when they are great and old, they are but too too fat venyfon, efpecially within the bodie. The Geates haue homes like the Goates in all refpedtes, but not fo great : bothe fortes of them haue their feason and greace time, like vnto the Hart goyng to Rut at Alhallantide : then you may hunte them vntill theyr Rutting time come, for in winter they are very leane, fee- ding vpon nothing but Pynes and Fyrretrees, or fuch other woodes as are alwayes greene, howe little nouriture foeuer they yeelde.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His na- ture and properties are (in maner) all one with the wilde Goate. Sometimes he would fkrat his thyghes with his foote, and thru- fteth his hoofes in fo farre, that he cannot draw them backe againe, but falleth and breaketh his necke, for his hoofes of his feete are crooked, and he thrufteth them farre into the fkinne, and then they will not come out agayne. When they come from their feede, they go to the rockes and lie vpon the hardeft places that they can finde. The Gawle both of this f...orte and that other, is very good for fi- newes that be flirunke vp, when they are great and old, they are but too too fat venyfon, efpecially within the bodie. The Geates haue homes like the Goates in all refpedtes, but not fo great : bothe fortes of them haue their feason and greace time, like vnto the Hart goyng to Rut at Alhallantide : then you may hunte them vntill theyr Rutting time come, for in winter they are very leane, fee- ding vpon nothing but Pynes and Fyrretrees, or fuch other woodes as are alwayes greene, howe little nouriture foeuer they yeelde.
What to read after Turberviles Booke of Hunting 1576?
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