Pioneers in South Africa
Pioneers in South Africa
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Requesting to see the old one, it was produced, accompanied by the feeling declaration : * It is from Kurrechane' (his old home). Having examined his man- ner of using it, and formed a tolerable idea of the thing he wanted, I set to work; and finding his iron too soft for piercing holes through nearly a J-inch iron plate, I took the oldest of my two handsaw files to make a punch, which I had to repair many times. After much labour, and a long time spent, I succeeded in piercing about twenty hol...es, from the eighth of an inch to the thickness of a thread. The moment the work was completed, he grasped it, and breaking out into exclamations of surprise, bounded over the fence like an antelope, and danced about the village like a merry-andrew, exhibiting his treasure to everyone, and asking if they ever saw anything like it. " Next day Moffat told him, that, as they were brothers of one trade, the Bahurutsi smith must show the mis- sionary the whole process of melting copper, making brass, and drawing wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Requesting to see the old one, it was produced, accompanied by the feeling declaration : * It is from Kurrechane' (his old home). Having examined his man- ner of using it, and formed a tolerable idea of the thing he wanted, I set to work; and finding his iron too soft for piercing holes through nearly a J-inch iron plate, I took the oldest of my two handsaw files to make a punch, which I had to repair many times. After much labour, and a long time spent, I succeeded in piercing about twenty hol...es, from the eighth of an inch to the thickness of a thread. The moment the work was completed, he grasped it, and breaking out into exclamations of surprise, bounded over the fence like an antelope, and danced about the village like a merry-andrew, exhibiting his treasure to everyone, and asking if they ever saw anything like it. " Next day Moffat told him, that, as they were brothers of one trade, the Bahurutsi smith must show the mis- sionary the whole process of melting copper, making brass, and drawing wire.
What to read after Pioneers in South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sir Harry Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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