The Open Air
The Open Air
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Wood-pigeoiis» when eagerly staffing their erops mth acorns, scwietimes forget their nsnal caution; and, walking slowly, I have oftmi got right nndemeath one — as nnconscious of his presence as he was of mine, till a sadden dashing of wings against boughs and leaves announced his departure. This he always makes on the opposite side of the oak, so as to have the screen of the thick branches between himself and the gunner. The wood- pigeon, starting like this from a tree, usually descends in the ...first part of his flight, a gentle downward curve followed by an upward rise, and thus comes into view at the lower part of the curve. He still seems within shot, and to afford a good mark; and yet experience has taught me that it is generally in vain to fire.
His stout quills protect him at the full range of the gun. Besides, a wasted shot alarms everything within several hundred yards ; and in stalking with a single-barrel it needs as much knowledge to choose \yhen not to fire as when you may.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wood-pigeoiis» when eagerly staffing their erops mth acorns, scwietimes forget their nsnal caution; and, walking slowly, I have oftmi got right nndemeath one — as nnconscious of his presence as he was of mine, till a sadden dashing of wings against boughs and leaves announced his departure. This he always makes on the opposite side of the oak, so as to have the screen of the thick branches between himself and the gunner. The wood- pigeon, starting like this from a tree, usually descends in the ...first part of his flight, a gentle downward curve followed by an upward rise, and thus comes into view at the lower part of the curve. He still seems within shot, and to afford a good mark; and yet experience has taught me that it is generally in vain to fire.
His stout quills protect him at the full range of the gun. Besides, a wasted shot alarms everything within several hundred yards ; and in stalking with a single-barrel it needs as much knowledge to choose \yhen not to fire as when you may.
What to read after The Open Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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