A Rip Van Winkle of the Kalahari
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'Master, ' he said, 'his brother I do not think he is dead! Somethingworse has happened to him: Klaas believes he is there in that strangeplace the Hottentots have all heard of there in the Tatas Berg, in thebaboons' secret place. ' "Well, ten more, fifteen years passed, and I often heard from John. Hehad thrown up sport, and strangely enough had devoted himself entirelyto the same scientific research that had been his brother's bane. Thenhis letters became fewer and fewer, and I heard nothing ...for many monthswhen one day he walked into my room in Cape Town. He had just arrivedfrom England, and after our first warm greeting he asked me eagerly ifI were free to accompany him again to the scene of our awfulexperience. I was free enough, but reluctant. Why revive the horrors ofthat awful night! But he persuaded me, and a month later we were in thesame region, and moreover had found old Klaas alive and hearty. Johnhad become proficient in the Bushman and Hottentot tongues, as hisbrother had been; though where and how he had studied them I neverknew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Master, ' he said, 'his brother I do not think he is dead! Somethingworse has happened to him: Klaas believes he is there in that strangeplace the Hottentots have all heard of there in the Tatas Berg, in thebaboons' secret place. ' "Well, ten more, fifteen years passed, and I often heard from John. Hehad thrown up sport, and strangely enough had devoted himself entirelyto the same scientific research that had been his brother's bane. Thenhis letters became fewer and fewer, and I heard nothing ...for many monthswhen one day he walked into my room in Cape Town. He had just arrivedfrom England, and after our first warm greeting he asked me eagerly ifI were free to accompany him again to the scene of our awfulexperience. I was free enough, but reluctant. Why revive the horrors ofthat awful night! But he persuaded me, and a month later we were in thesame region, and moreover had found old Klaas alive and hearty. Johnhad become proficient in the Bushman and Hottentot tongues, as hisbrother had been; though where and how he had studied them I neverknew.
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