Wild Game in Zambezia
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It was an ordinary double- roofed ridge tent, but made with that regard for lightness and efficiency for which Edgington tents are now so well known. This, with fly, poles of brass- jointed bamboo, pegs, mallet and cover weighed when dry only 55 lbs., and was therefore a reasonable load for one carrier. The curtain was made to lace up at each corner, a great advantage, which enabled admission to be afforded to the breeze no matter from which direction it blew. About a dozen stout hooks were fir...mly sewn on to the walls at each side, and were of immense use for hanging up all sorts of 296 TENTS things out of the way of the various insect pests which get into them if thrown upon the floor, whilst, in addition to the extra large curtain pockets, other smaller receptacles were furnished upon the ceiling and doors ; the ventilator spaces were mosquito-proofed, and the strap-hooks for use on the tent-poles were of superior pattern and very serviceable.
For two men, however, and no hunting expedition should ever consist of more, a larger abode would, of course, have to be provided — 1 should think one measuring about 11 ft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was an ordinary double- roofed ridge tent, but made with that regard for lightness and efficiency for which Edgington tents are now so well known. This, with fly, poles of brass- jointed bamboo, pegs, mallet and cover weighed when dry only 55 lbs., and was therefore a reasonable load for one carrier. The curtain was made to lace up at each corner, a great advantage, which enabled admission to be afforded to the breeze no matter from which direction it blew. About a dozen stout hooks were fir...mly sewn on to the walls at each side, and were of immense use for hanging up all sorts of 296 TENTS things out of the way of the various insect pests which get into them if thrown upon the floor, whilst, in addition to the extra large curtain pockets, other smaller receptacles were furnished upon the ceiling and doors ; the ventilator spaces were mosquito-proofed, and the strap-hooks for use on the tent-poles were of superior pattern and very serviceable.
For two men, however, and no hunting expedition should ever consist of more, a larger abode would, of course, have to be provided — 1 should think one measuring about 11 ft.
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