The Lion Hunter
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He stOl appeared to be much alarmed, and evidently looked upon me as a dangerous character; but, commis- erating the transparent texture of my continu- ations, he offered to lend me a pair of leather ELEPHANTS IST 'crackers.' Declining the proffered apparel, I entered the house without ceremony, and having come to an anchor I requested some milk. Here I was immediately recognized by the children as * de carle wha heb vor Bonteberg ha-quoch,' viz., the man that bought Bonteberg." — Ed.J CHAPTER ...VII ELEPHANTS UONS aHINOCEEOS BITFFALOES 1 CONTINUED in Grahamstown until the 7th day of March, when I set out once more on my weary journey for the distant forests of the far interior. Before leaving the town I set- tled my accounts with the merchants from whom I had obtained supplies, and who evidently seemed to consider my returning to the colony as a very doubtful event.
I engaged a discharged soldier of the 91st, named George Martin, in the capacity of head servant. This man hailed from Haddington, and bore an excellent character on leaving the regi- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stOl appeared to be much alarmed, and evidently looked upon me as a dangerous character; but, commis- erating the transparent texture of my continu- ations, he offered to lend me a pair of leather ELEPHANTS IST 'crackers.' Declining the proffered apparel, I entered the house without ceremony, and having come to an anchor I requested some milk. Here I was immediately recognized by the children as * de carle wha heb vor Bonteberg ha-quoch,' viz., the man that bought Bonteberg." — Ed.J CHAPTER ...VII ELEPHANTS UONS aHINOCEEOS BITFFALOES 1 CONTINUED in Grahamstown until the 7th day of March, when I set out once more on my weary journey for the distant forests of the far interior. Before leaving the town I set- tled my accounts with the merchants from whom I had obtained supplies, and who evidently seemed to consider my returning to the colony as a very doubtful event.
I engaged a discharged soldier of the 91st, named George Martin, in the capacity of head servant. This man hailed from Haddington, and bore an excellent character on leaving the regi- ment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon-Cumming, Roualeyn, 1820-1866 to read onlineMoreLess
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