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I didn't find that out till I'd said "Oi dai-ka" to about six in succession, and when I found they all answered to "Lau" I began to think there must be a kink somewhere. You see, a lot of my boys have been The Coconut Planter 221 recruited from the south-east, and most of them speak Motuan, which is just one of the half-hundred dialects of Papua, so I've got a tiny grammar, and I'm trying to learn a little to eke out my pidgin English.
Mr. Ferguson advises it. It comes in useful, though it is n...ot essential. Everyone speaks enough pidgin English to get on with, even Frenchmen and Germans who own natives talk to them in it. It's the universal esperanto of the north.
The only thing that is vexing me just now is Billy. I'd like to shake him. I wish to goodness he'd stop fancying Nev and I are in love with each other. He does, though, and you simply can't get the idea out of his head. To-day it only amuses me because I feel so gay and heartfree, and don't care a cuss for anything, but sometimes it makes me cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn't find that out till I'd said "Oi dai-ka" to about six in succession, and when I found they all answered to "Lau" I began to think there must be a kink somewhere. You see, a lot of my boys have been The Coconut Planter 221 recruited from the south-east, and most of them speak Motuan, which is just one of the half-hundred dialects of Papua, so I've got a tiny grammar, and I'm trying to learn a little to eke out my pidgin English.
Mr. Ferguson advises it. It comes in useful, though it is n...ot essential. Everyone speaks enough pidgin English to get on with, even Frenchmen and Germans who own natives talk to them in it. It's the universal esperanto of the north.
The only thing that is vexing me just now is Billy. I'd like to shake him. I wish to goodness he'd stop fancying Nev and I are in love with each other. He does, though, and you simply can't get the idea out of his head. To-day it only amuses me because I feel so gay and heartfree, and don't care a cuss for anything, but sometimes it makes me cross.
What to read after The Coconut Planter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doris Egerton Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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