Kaffir Folk-Lore : a Selection From the Traditional Tales Current Among the People Living On the Eastern Border of the Cape Colony, With Copious Explanatory Notes
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The cannibals saw the advantage of having two legs of equal length, and they became jealous of the woman and her child. They told the chief it would be danger- STORY OF IRONSIDE AND HIS SISTER. 129 ous to allow the child to grow up, because then a nation stronger than themselves might arise.
They persuaded him to consent to her being put to death, and then they rejoiced greatly, because she was very fat, and they intended to eat her ; but one of them, who had more com- passion than the others, ...told the woman what they were about to do.
After the little girl had been taken away by the birds, her mother had a son, one of whose sides was flesh like other people's, and the other side was iron. His mother told him of his sister who was lost, and when he became a man he determined to go in search of her.
In his journey he came to a great river full of water. He had an iron rod in his hand, with which he struck the water, and at the same time he called out with a loud voice : " River, I have no sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cannibals saw the advantage of having two legs of equal length, and they became jealous of the woman and her child. They told the chief it would be danger- STORY OF IRONSIDE AND HIS SISTER. 129 ous to allow the child to grow up, because then a nation stronger than themselves might arise.
They persuaded him to consent to her being put to death, and then they rejoiced greatly, because she was very fat, and they intended to eat her ; but one of them, who had more com- passion than the others, ...told the woman what they were about to do.
After the little girl had been taken away by the birds, her mother had a son, one of whose sides was flesh like other people's, and the other side was iron. His mother told him of his sister who was lost, and when he became a man he determined to go in search of her.
In his journey he came to a great river full of water. He had an iron rod in his hand, with which he struck the water, and at the same time he called out with a loud voice : " River, I have no sister.
What to read after Kaffir Folk-Lore : a Selection From the Traditional Tales Current Among the People Living On the Eastern Border of the Cape Colony, With Copious Explanatory Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Mccall Theal to read onlineMoreLess
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