African Adventurers
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" At this word the youth with the unfriendly eyes rose from his place.
"Ah, father, " said he, "I have a word to say!" "Say it!" said Efa. Every one looked at the young man. The firelight shone upon his bright beads, his ivory bracelets, and his body rubbed with oil. In his dark face his eyes and his teeth were bright.
ir rhe umbrella tree.
128 AFRICAN ADVENTURERS "Since I was born, " said he, "did you ever build me a house? What day did you ever say to me as you now say to this stranger, — 'Go... sleep in the new house I have built you!' This is a question I ask you!" Efa looked in surprise at his son.
"Ah, Bekalli, " said he, "I hear with astonish- ment this word of reproach. Are not all the houses in my village your houses ? All my houses are your houses. Why should you grieve because I show a kindness to these young men who have come to do us the work of teaching? What shall I say further?" "This you may further say, " shouted Bekalli trembling, — "You may say that you give me the new house — I who am your eldest son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At this word the youth with the unfriendly eyes rose from his place.
"Ah, father, " said he, "I have a word to say!" "Say it!" said Efa. Every one looked at the young man. The firelight shone upon his bright beads, his ivory bracelets, and his body rubbed with oil. In his dark face his eyes and his teeth were bright.
ir rhe umbrella tree.
128 AFRICAN ADVENTURERS "Since I was born, " said he, "did you ever build me a house? What day did you ever say to me as you now say to this stranger, — 'Go... sleep in the new house I have built you!' This is a question I ask you!" Efa looked in surprise at his son.
"Ah, Bekalli, " said he, "I hear with astonish- ment this word of reproach. Are not all the houses in my village your houses ? All my houses are your houses. Why should you grieve because I show a kindness to these young men who have come to do us the work of teaching? What shall I say further?" "This you may further say, " shouted Bekalli trembling, — "You may say that you give me the new house — I who am your eldest son.
What to read after African Adventurers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Kenyon Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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