In the Wilds of Africa
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Perhaps he discovered this, by finding the slower paceat which I was going, and he insisted on again getting down, declaringthat he was much rested by the ride. Giving him my arm, therefore, weagain pushed on. The dark rocks which surrounded the fountain now roseup clearly before us. I looked round carefully, but could see no traceof the lions. We reached the spot, and soon I had the satisfaction ofseeing Natty swallowing an ample draught of water. I then took somemyself, and filled our bottle.... I felt a longing to take another swim, but afraid that the lions might come upon us while I was in the water, Irefrained. I was fortunate in killing five more birds, out of a coveywhich rose just as we sat down by the water's brink.
Having rested for some time by the side of the pond, we continued ourjourney. We saw herds of animals in the distance--gemsboks, steinboks, gnus, and cameleopards--but they were too far off to enable me to get ashot at any of them. We stopped frequently, for Natty was unable toproceed without doing so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps he discovered this, by finding the slower paceat which I was going, and he insisted on again getting down, declaringthat he was much rested by the ride. Giving him my arm, therefore, weagain pushed on. The dark rocks which surrounded the fountain now roseup clearly before us. I looked round carefully, but could see no traceof the lions. We reached the spot, and soon I had the satisfaction ofseeing Natty swallowing an ample draught of water. I then took somemyself, and filled our bottle.... I felt a longing to take another swim, but afraid that the lions might come upon us while I was in the water, Irefrained. I was fortunate in killing five more birds, out of a coveywhich rose just as we sat down by the water's brink.
Having rested for some time by the side of the pond, we continued ourjourney. We saw herds of animals in the distance--gemsboks, steinboks, gnus, and cameleopards--but they were too far off to enable me to get ashot at any of them. We stopped frequently, for Natty was unable toproceed without doing so.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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