Africa
Africa
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Never have I seen the terrible animal so well. It scratches the earth with its right foot, and with two or three blows with its horn, which are given automatically and with the regularity of a pickaxe, unearths roots, which its prehensile lips tear up and its teeth crush ; its ears move with its jaws, and its small tail swings to the right and left, with the object, on the face of it useless, of driving the flies away. On its back, neck, and flanks are insectivorous birds which call out, fly, r...un, and cling like magpies, in search of the many insects which are on the thick skin of the pachyderm. I raise my Express slowly and aim at the heart. The birds fly away at the report, and with a long neigh, almost a 192 DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA whistle of pain, the rhinoceros mounts the slope of the hill right of the wind, without leaving me time to place my second bullet.
E. FOA. After Big Game in Central Africa. Black.
By permission of Messrs. A. And C. Black.
VII. SOUTH AFRICA Scenery of Damara Land THE ground we travelled on was still a crisp gravel, and extended far away to our right ; on our left lay broken rocky ground, then the deep cutting of the river bed, which we often could see nothing of, though so near to it, and beyond, a complete chaos of broken crags and rugged hills ; while level with the tops of these crags and far beyond them, we could clearly see long reaches of another barren plain, the counterpart of the one we were travelling over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never have I seen the terrible animal so well. It scratches the earth with its right foot, and with two or three blows with its horn, which are given automatically and with the regularity of a pickaxe, unearths roots, which its prehensile lips tear up and its teeth crush ; its ears move with its jaws, and its small tail swings to the right and left, with the object, on the face of it useless, of driving the flies away. On its back, neck, and flanks are insectivorous birds which call out, fly, r...un, and cling like magpies, in search of the many insects which are on the thick skin of the pachyderm. I raise my Express slowly and aim at the heart. The birds fly away at the report, and with a long neigh, almost a 192 DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA whistle of pain, the rhinoceros mounts the slope of the hill right of the wind, without leaving me time to place my second bullet.
E. FOA. After Big Game in Central Africa. Black.
By permission of Messrs. A. And C. Black.
VII. SOUTH AFRICA Scenery of Damara Land THE ground we travelled on was still a crisp gravel, and extended far away to our right ; on our left lay broken rocky ground, then the deep cutting of the river bed, which we often could see nothing of, though so near to it, and beyond, a complete chaos of broken crags and rugged hills ; while level with the tops of these crags and far beyond them, we could clearly see long reaches of another barren plain, the counterpart of the one we were travelling over.
What to read after Africa?
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