Wild Life At the Lands End Observations of the Habits And Haunts of the Fox
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In the entrance hall at the Castle were a cream-coloured otter, a grey fox, and a yellow seal, but as yet there was only a grey badger in a case below three pied Cornish choughs. And here let me mention an incident which bears on the story, inasmuch as it serves to explain the Earths topper's caution and hesitancy, despite his intense eagerness to report what he has seen. Some four months after the capture of the otter, he was standing under the Cairn near the Castle, at the edge of the brake w...hich hounds were drawing, his eyes strained to THE SNOW-WHITE CREATURE 93 catch a view of a fox. A slight rustle in the furze, and a brisk waving of Cunoval's stern, had attracted his attention, or the animal he got a glimpse of might have escaped his notice. As it was, he saw only the body and tail of the creature as it flashed across a narrow opening between the bushes, but whatever it was, its coat and brush were as white as snow. Great was his excitement, but greater far was his chagrin, on looking over his shoulder as he ran in the direction of Sir Bevil, to see the snow- white creature climbing the stem of a fir that rose out of the brake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the entrance hall at the Castle were a cream-coloured otter, a grey fox, and a yellow seal, but as yet there was only a grey badger in a case below three pied Cornish choughs. And here let me mention an incident which bears on the story, inasmuch as it serves to explain the Earths topper's caution and hesitancy, despite his intense eagerness to report what he has seen. Some four months after the capture of the otter, he was standing under the Cairn near the Castle, at the edge of the brake w...hich hounds were drawing, his eyes strained to THE SNOW-WHITE CREATURE 93 catch a view of a fox. A slight rustle in the furze, and a brisk waving of Cunoval's stern, had attracted his attention, or the animal he got a glimpse of might have escaped his notice. As it was, he saw only the body and tail of the creature as it flashed across a narrow opening between the bushes, but whatever it was, its coat and brush were as white as snow. Great was his excitement, but greater far was his chagrin, on looking over his shoulder as he ran in the direction of Sir Bevil, to see the snow- white creature climbing the stem of a fir that rose out of the brake.
What to read after Wild Life At the Lands End Observations of the Habits And Haunts of the Fox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Coulson Tregarthen to read onlineMoreLess
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