Across Unknown South America
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We had marched until late into the night, and it was not until we arrivedand made camp that I noticed that Filippe the negro was missing. Severalhours elapsed, and as he had not turned up I feared that something hadhappened to him. Had he been one of the other men I should have thoughtit a case of desertion; but Filippe was a good fellow, and I had from thebeginning felt that he and Alcides would be the two faithful men on thatexpedition. I went back alone a mile or two in the moonlight to try ...andfind him, but with no success.
At sunrise I ordered two men to go in search of him. The fellows--who hadno mercy whatever even for one another--were loth to go back to look fortheir companion and his mount. When they eventually started they took apick each to dig his grave in case they found him dead. Fortunately theyhad only been gone from camp a few minutes when I perceived Filipperiding down the steep incline.
The minimum temperature was only 55
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had marched until late into the night, and it was not until we arrivedand made camp that I noticed that Filippe the negro was missing. Severalhours elapsed, and as he had not turned up I feared that something hadhappened to him. Had he been one of the other men I should have thoughtit a case of desertion; but Filippe was a good fellow, and I had from thebeginning felt that he and Alcides would be the two faithful men on thatexpedition. I went back alone a mile or two in the moonlight to try ...andfind him, but with no success.
At sunrise I ordered two men to go in search of him. The fellows--who hadno mercy whatever even for one another--were loth to go back to look fortheir companion and his mount. When they eventually started they took apick each to dig his grave in case they found him dead. Fortunately theyhad only been gone from camp a few minutes when I perceived Filipperiding down the steep incline.
The minimum temperature was only 55
What to read after Across Unknown South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landor Arnold Henry Savage to read onlineMoreLess
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