Adventures in New Guinea Nine Years in Captivity Among the Orangwoks a Tribe I
Adventures in New Guinea Nine Years in Captivity Among the Orangwoks a Tribe I
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And now I could understand the noise which had been filling my ears for a long time. It was the roll of the surf upon the beach, and soon we saw the masts of ships, like a forest, and as I carried my eye along, houses, churches, and public buildings, such as I had never seen before, came into view. " This is our destination, " said Philip. " Let us hasten. " In about an hour we entered the town. The streets were filled with people, but nobody took any notice of us. We were ashamed of our poor c...lothing and miserable appearance. But we attracted no notice from the lazy people who thronged the streets. We pressed on, feeling very hungry and sick, for we had been more than twenty-four hours without food. *' Philip, " I said, " I must have something to eat ; I am sick. " " Stay, mon ami, I will get you food ; 1 2 Advenhircs in Nezv Guinea, courage, my little companion;" and, leaving me near a baker's shop, Philip darted off, and began to address himself to the passers-by. At times he pointed to me, and one of the persons addressed by him, putting his hand in his pocket, gave him something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now I could understand the noise which had been filling my ears for a long time. It was the roll of the surf upon the beach, and soon we saw the masts of ships, like a forest, and as I carried my eye along, houses, churches, and public buildings, such as I had never seen before, came into view. " This is our destination, " said Philip. " Let us hasten. " In about an hour we entered the town. The streets were filled with people, but nobody took any notice of us. We were ashamed of our poor c...lothing and miserable appearance. But we attracted no notice from the lazy people who thronged the streets. We pressed on, feeling very hungry and sick, for we had been more than twenty-four hours without food. *' Philip, " I said, " I must have something to eat ; I am sick. " " Stay, mon ami, I will get you food ; 1 2 Advenhircs in Nezv Guinea, courage, my little companion;" and, leaving me near a baker's shop, Philip darted off, and began to address himself to the passers-by. At times he pointed to me, and one of the persons addressed by him, putting his hand in his pocket, gave him something.
What to read after Adventures in New Guinea Nine Years in Captivity Among the Orangwoks a Tribe I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Trgance to read onlineMoreLess
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