A Prisoner of the Gurkhas
A Prisoner of the Gurkhas
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Jack instinctively did the same, though he could not perceive anything to account for this attitude. He looked along the Gurkha's barrel, but in vain, there was nothing to be seen save the coarse jungle-grass. They remained motion- less for some time it seemed hours to the boy who was in a state of wild excitement, for adventures were without end this night when Jaspao pulled the trigger and a magnificent tiger sprang into the air with a roar, then rolled over, dead. The bullet had penetrated i...ts brain. Hurriedly reloading for fear that the tiger's mate might be close at hand, the shikarri whipped out his beloved kukri and skilfully stripped the great beast of his striped robe. The onlooker could see that this was neither the first nor the second tiger that Jaspao Thapa had slain, and he was filled with admiration for the coolness and marksmanship of his new acquaintance. "Why are you laughing?" the little Mongolian suddenly asked. "I was just thinking, " Jack replied, "how queer all this is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack instinctively did the same, though he could not perceive anything to account for this attitude. He looked along the Gurkha's barrel, but in vain, there was nothing to be seen save the coarse jungle-grass. They remained motion- less for some time it seemed hours to the boy who was in a state of wild excitement, for adventures were without end this night when Jaspao pulled the trigger and a magnificent tiger sprang into the air with a roar, then rolled over, dead. The bullet had penetrated i...ts brain. Hurriedly reloading for fear that the tiger's mate might be close at hand, the shikarri whipped out his beloved kukri and skilfully stripped the great beast of his striped robe. The onlooker could see that this was neither the first nor the second tiger that Jaspao Thapa had slain, and he was filled with admiration for the coolness and marksmanship of his new acquaintance. "Why are you laughing?" the little Mongolian suddenly asked. "I was just thinking, " Jack replied, "how queer all this is.
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