Kafir Stories
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A number of the men carried strong iron picksfor the purpose of digging out the ore. They took a small herd ofcattle for immediate use as food, but they depended upon proximatespoil for future sustenance. After crossing the Pongola river, theparty made a detour inland so as to avoid a collision with theAmaswazi, with whom Kondwana did not want, just then, to fight. Thistook them through some very mountainous country, where they sufferedgrievously from cold. Some of the men in whose blood germs ...of feverstill remained, began to sicken, and were mercifully put to death. Butas it advanced through the mountains the little party had some veryenjoyable fighting and looting, the Mantatee tribelets offering no moreresistance than afforded pleasant exercise. The loot was ample, and thesoldiers simply feasted on meat. At night they often warmed themselvesbefore the burning huts. They obtained from the vanquished Mantateesmany soft, warm skins, for the mountain tribes, living under acomparatively cold climate, had become very expert in tanning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A number of the men carried strong iron picksfor the purpose of digging out the ore. They took a small herd ofcattle for immediate use as food, but they depended upon proximatespoil for future sustenance. After crossing the Pongola river, theparty made a detour inland so as to avoid a collision with theAmaswazi, with whom Kondwana did not want, just then, to fight. Thistook them through some very mountainous country, where they sufferedgrievously from cold. Some of the men in whose blood germs ...of feverstill remained, began to sicken, and were mercifully put to death. Butas it advanced through the mountains the little party had some veryenjoyable fighting and looting, the Mantatee tribelets offering no moreresistance than afforded pleasant exercise. The loot was ample, and thesoldiers simply feasted on meat. At night they often warmed themselvesbefore the burning huts. They obtained from the vanquished Mantateesmany soft, warm skins, for the mountain tribes, living under acomparatively cold climate, had become very expert in tanning.
What to read after Kafir Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scully William Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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