The Conservationist
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That was the end of it, and he was not again told by anything to go and fetch the antelope. They went home, there being nothing there.What had begun as their own passion to be let out had long since become a fierce passion to keep out others. The dogs held within their ring of savagery the Indians’ store, house and family, and the blacks in the yard, surrounded together. It was the Indians’ only form of tenure; and the Africans had papers that made them temporary sojourners where they were born....Bismillah in shirtsleeves came from the chilly shelter of the shop and walked about in the sun for a few minutes and it was not to take the air. He saw at once where part of the fence was sagging or where another bit of old roofing was needed to reinforce the corrugated iron with which it was defended. No breach went unnoticed. And the black men who under his instructions hammered the iron into place or cobbled the barbed wire did so with satisfaction. Now no one could get in. They were safe against their own kind, all the others who had nothing of right and would take anything.No marauder from the location could come near the store-room with the boarded-up windows where primuses, cooking pots and bicycle spares were kept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was the end of it, and he was not again told by anything to go and fetch the antelope. They went home, there being nothing there.What had begun as their own passion to be let out had long since become a fierce passion to keep out others. The dogs held within their ring of savagery the Indians’ store, house and family, and the blacks in the yard, surrounded together. It was the Indians’ only form of tenure; and the Africans had papers that made them temporary sojourners where they were born....Bismillah in shirtsleeves came from the chilly shelter of the shop and walked about in the sun for a few minutes and it was not to take the air. He saw at once where part of the fence was sagging or where another bit of old roofing was needed to reinforce the corrugated iron with which it was defended. No breach went unnoticed. And the black men who under his instructions hammered the iron into place or cobbled the barbed wire did so with satisfaction. Now no one could get in. They were safe against their own kind, all the others who had nothing of right and would take anything.No marauder from the location could come near the store-room with the boarded-up windows where primuses, cooking pots and bicycle spares were kept.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nadine Gordimer to read onlineMoreLess
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