Norman Vallery
Norman Vallery
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They had no doors, but were entered by a trap throughthe flooring.
"As there are numerous snakes in the country, the steps or ladder bywhich the trap is reached does not go up to it, but only rises from theground for a sufficient height to enable a person to lift himself in byhis elbows. The upper part of this curious ladder consists merely of apolo resting on two forked sticks, and a plank with one end leaning onit and the other on the ground. When a person wants to get into hishouse he runs u...p the plank, and is then high enough to reach theentrance of the trap.
"I told you how we happened to throw water on our heads, and then sawthe natives doing the same. This we afterwards found was the very signthey use to show that they wish to be on good terms; and so it happened, that without knowing it we did the right thing, and at once gained theirfriendship.
"They treated us very kindly, and though they had no notion of workingfor us, they showed us how to build a house for ourselves after theirfashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had no doors, but were entered by a trap throughthe flooring.
"As there are numerous snakes in the country, the steps or ladder bywhich the trap is reached does not go up to it, but only rises from theground for a sufficient height to enable a person to lift himself in byhis elbows. The upper part of this curious ladder consists merely of apolo resting on two forked sticks, and a plank with one end leaning onit and the other on the ground. When a person wants to get into hishouse he runs u...p the plank, and is then high enough to reach theentrance of the trap.
"I told you how we happened to throw water on our heads, and then sawthe natives doing the same. This we afterwards found was the very signthey use to show that they wish to be on good terms; and so it happened, that without knowing it we did the right thing, and at once gained theirfriendship.
"They treated us very kindly, and though they had no notion of workingfor us, they showed us how to build a house for ourselves after theirfashion.
What to read after Norman Vallery?
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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