Dawn in Swaziland
Dawn in Swaziland
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" You are old and useless, and cannot make the rain. We must see to it that you die, and your daughter- in-law, a more effective rain-maker, put in your place. " The old queen knew, as she had known several times before in her history, that she must act. " You must bring me black cattle from a place six days' journey off, " she said. When they arrived, she let two more days pass before she would go and see them. Thus she gained time, letting a precious fortnight pass away. " These cattle have w...hite marks upon them, and I asked for black, " she said. " Take them back again and bring me black. " And in the double journey another twelve days passed. This time she knew the rain could not hold off much longer. " Take them back to where they came from, and as they reach their home I will make you rain, " she said. And sure enough, in six days' time the rain began. But as often happens, the drought ended in a deluge. The rivers overflowed their banks, many mealie gardens were washed away, and great damage was done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are old and useless, and cannot make the rain. We must see to it that you die, and your daughter- in-law, a more effective rain-maker, put in your place. " The old queen knew, as she had known several times before in her history, that she must act. " You must bring me black cattle from a place six days' journey off, " she said. When they arrived, she let two more days pass before she would go and see them. Thus she gained time, letting a precious fortnight pass away. " These cattle have w...hite marks upon them, and I asked for black, " she said. " Take them back again and bring me black. " And in the double journey another twelve days passed. This time she knew the rain could not hold off much longer. " Take them back to where they came from, and as they reach their home I will make you rain, " she said. And sure enough, in six days' time the rain began. But as often happens, the drought ended in a deluge. The rivers overflowed their banks, many mealie gardens were washed away, and great damage was done.
What to read after Dawn in Swaziland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christopher Charles Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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