Bones
Bones
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"What are you going to do?" he asked.
"There is only one thing to do, " said Hamilton. "We shall have to takeall the men we can possibly muster, and go north at daybreak. " "Spoken like a jolly old Hannibal, " said Bones heartily, and smacked hissuperior on the back. A shrill bugle call aroused the sleeping lines, and Hamilton went back to his quarters to make preparations for thejourney. In the first grey light of dawn he flew three pigeons toBosambo, and the message they carried about their r...ed legs was brief.
"Take your fighting regiments to the edge of Frenchi land; presently Iwill come with my soldiers and support you. Let no foreigner pass onyour life and on your head. " When the rising sun tipped the tops of the palms with gold, and the wildworld was filled with the sound of the birds, the _Zaire_, her decksalive with soldiers, began her long journey northward.
Just before the boat left, Hamilton received a further message from theAdministrator. It was in plain English, some evidence of Sir RobertSanleigh's haste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What are you going to do?" he asked.
"There is only one thing to do, " said Hamilton. "We shall have to takeall the men we can possibly muster, and go north at daybreak. " "Spoken like a jolly old Hannibal, " said Bones heartily, and smacked hissuperior on the back. A shrill bugle call aroused the sleeping lines, and Hamilton went back to his quarters to make preparations for thejourney. In the first grey light of dawn he flew three pigeons toBosambo, and the message they carried about their r...ed legs was brief.
"Take your fighting regiments to the edge of Frenchi land; presently Iwill come with my soldiers and support you. Let no foreigner pass onyour life and on your head. " When the rising sun tipped the tops of the palms with gold, and the wildworld was filled with the sound of the birds, the _Zaire_, her decksalive with soldiers, began her long journey northward.
Just before the boat left, Hamilton received a further message from theAdministrator. It was in plain English, some evidence of Sir RobertSanleigh's haste.
What to read after Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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