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"Now I am the sais of the Bwana Makuba, as well as of you, the Bwana Merodadi" (the Dandy Master, as for some inscrutable reason all the men now called Kermit); "well, then, you'll both have to take care ofj me," concluded the ruse Magi.
Whenever we reached one of these little stations where there was an Indian trading store, we would see that those' of our followers who had been specially devoted to us — and this always included all our immediate attendants — had a chance to obtain the few lit...tle comforts and luxuries, tea,"^ sugar, or tobacco, for instance, which meant so much to them. Usually Kermit would take them to the store him- self, for they were less wily than the Indian trader, and, moreover, in the excitement of shopping occasionally pur-^ chased something for which they really had no use. Ker- mit would march his tail of followers into the store, give 504 DOWN THE NILE; THE GIANT ELAND 505 them time to look around, and then make the first purchase for the man who had least coming to him; this to avoid heartburnings, as the man was invariably too much in- terested in what he had received to scrutinize closely what jthe others were getting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now I am the sais of the Bwana Makuba, as well as of you, the Bwana Merodadi" (the Dandy Master, as for some inscrutable reason all the men now called Kermit); "well, then, you'll both have to take care ofj me," concluded the ruse Magi.
Whenever we reached one of these little stations where there was an Indian trading store, we would see that those' of our followers who had been specially devoted to us — and this always included all our immediate attendants — had a chance to obtain the few lit...tle comforts and luxuries, tea,"^ sugar, or tobacco, for instance, which meant so much to them. Usually Kermit would take them to the store him- self, for they were less wily than the Indian trader, and, moreover, in the excitement of shopping occasionally pur-^ chased something for which they really had no use. Ker- mit would march his tail of followers into the store, give 504 DOWN THE NILE; THE GIANT ELAND 505 them time to look around, and then make the first purchase for the man who had least coming to him; this to avoid heartburnings, as the man was invariably too much in- terested in what he had received to scrutinize closely what jthe others were getting.
What to read after African Game Trails;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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