Wild Beasts a Study of the Characters And Habits of the Elephant Lion Leopard
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He had loitered behind, and before he could reach me, by slow degrees out came the head of an enormous tiger, close to me, almost within hitting distance. Unfortu- nately my lad, and the Burmese escort, saw it too, and The Tiger 243 halted, calling out ' The tiger ! the tiger ! he will be killed ! he will be killed ! ' meaning me. I did not take my eyes off the tiger's, but put my hand behind my back, saying in Burmese to the boy, ' Give me my gun ; ' but he and the others only kept jabbering, ...' He will be killed ! he will be killed ! ' Not a man stirred, though they were all armed and loaded. So there we were, the tiger and I, face to face. At last, thinking to frighten it away, I lifted the stick and pretended to hit it a back-handed blow, at the same time making a sort of yelling noise. The stick was over my left shoulder, but so far from being intimidated, the tiger rushed at me, and I caught him a blow on the side of the head and floored him.
" Seeing him pick himself up with his back towards me, I thought he was going to bolt, and for the first time turned round, and said, 'Now give me my gun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had loitered behind, and before he could reach me, by slow degrees out came the head of an enormous tiger, close to me, almost within hitting distance. Unfortu- nately my lad, and the Burmese escort, saw it too, and The Tiger 243 halted, calling out ' The tiger ! the tiger ! he will be killed ! he will be killed ! ' meaning me. I did not take my eyes off the tiger's, but put my hand behind my back, saying in Burmese to the boy, ' Give me my gun ; ' but he and the others only kept jabbering, ...' He will be killed ! he will be killed ! ' Not a man stirred, though they were all armed and loaded. So there we were, the tiger and I, face to face. At last, thinking to frighten it away, I lifted the stick and pretended to hit it a back-handed blow, at the same time making a sort of yelling noise. The stick was over my left shoulder, but so far from being intimidated, the tiger rushed at me, and I caught him a blow on the side of the head and floored him.
" Seeing him pick himself up with his back towards me, I thought he was going to bolt, and for the first time turned round, and said, 'Now give me my gun.
What to read after Wild Beasts a Study of the Characters And Habits of the Elephant Lion Leopard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hampden Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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