The Narrative of An Explorer in Tropical South Africa
The Narrative of An Explorer in Tropical South Africa
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They wondered if we were white all over, cbav.yil] prospects. 2ia and I victimised John Allen, who had to strip very frequently to satisfy the inquisitiyeness of our hosts.
Nangoro positively refused to believe in the existence of any country which was inhabited by whites alone.
He seemed to consider them as rare migratory animals of unaccountable manners but considerable intelli- gence, who were found here and there, but who existed in no place as lords of the land.
In all the inquiries tliat ...I made I had much trouble in worming out my information, for Nangoro was not at all communicative ; and Ghik, from some cause oi* other, became daily more distant and reserved. The subject of the oxen was always a sore one. Nangoro would not give me the use of his stubble-fields, or the right of watering my oxen at the wells before his own had drunk ; the consequence was that they remained hanging about till noon, and then were driven off two or three miles to a piece of ground as barren as Greenwich Park in summer-time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They wondered if we were white all over, cbav.yil] prospects. 2ia and I victimised John Allen, who had to strip very frequently to satisfy the inquisitiyeness of our hosts.
Nangoro positively refused to believe in the existence of any country which was inhabited by whites alone.
He seemed to consider them as rare migratory animals of unaccountable manners but considerable intelli- gence, who were found here and there, but who existed in no place as lords of the land.
In all the inquiries tliat ...I made I had much trouble in worming out my information, for Nangoro was not at all communicative ; and Ghik, from some cause oi* other, became daily more distant and reserved. The subject of the oxen was always a sore one. Nangoro would not give me the use of his stubble-fields, or the right of watering my oxen at the wells before his own had drunk ; the consequence was that they remained hanging about till noon, and then were driven off two or three miles to a piece of ground as barren as Greenwich Park in summer-time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galton Francis Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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