An African Adventure
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According to Herbert Ward, the well-known African artist and explorer, who accompanied Stanley on the Emin Pasha Relief Expedition, Tippo Tibwas something of a philosopher. On one occasion Ward spent the eveningwith the old Arab. He occupied a wretched house. Rain dripped in throughthe roof, rats scuttled across the floor, and wind shook the walls. Whenthe Englishman expressed his astonishment that so rich and powerful achief should dwell in such a mean abode Tippo Tib said: "It is better that ...I should live in a house like this because it makesme remember that I am only an ordinary man like others. If I lived in afine house with comforts I should perhaps end by thinking too much ofmyself. " Ward also relates another typical story about this blood-thirsty bandit. A missionary once called him to account for the frightful barbarities hehad perpetrated, whereupon he received the following reply: "Ah, yes! You see I was then a young man. Now my hair is turning gray. Iam an old man and shall have more consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to Herbert Ward, the well-known African artist and explorer, who accompanied Stanley on the Emin Pasha Relief Expedition, Tippo Tibwas something of a philosopher. On one occasion Ward spent the eveningwith the old Arab. He occupied a wretched house. Rain dripped in throughthe roof, rats scuttled across the floor, and wind shook the walls. Whenthe Englishman expressed his astonishment that so rich and powerful achief should dwell in such a mean abode Tippo Tib said: "It is better that ...I should live in a house like this because it makesme remember that I am only an ordinary man like others. If I lived in afine house with comforts I should perhaps end by thinking too much ofmyself. " Ward also relates another typical story about this blood-thirsty bandit. A missionary once called him to account for the frightful barbarities hehad perpetrated, whereupon he received the following reply: "Ah, yes! You see I was then a young man. Now my hair is turning gray. Iam an old man and shall have more consideration.
What to read after An African Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcosson Isaac Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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