Benita An African Romance 8 1
Benita An African Romance 8 1
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"Be not afraid of what you may see, " he added, "for know, white people, that save my forefathers and myself, none have entered this place sincethe Portuguese perished here, nor have we, who do but come hither topray and receive the word of the Munwali, ever ventured to disturb it. As it was, so it is. Come, Lady, come; she whose spirit goes with youwas the last of your white race to pass this door. It is thereforefitting that your feet and her spirit should be the first to enter itagain. " Ben...ita hung back a little, for the adventure was eerie, then, determinedthat she would show no fear in the presence of this old priest, took thethin hand he stretched out to her, and walked forward with head erect. The two men began to follow her, but the Molimo stopped them, saying: "Not so. The maiden enters first alone with me; it is her house, andshould it please her to ask you to dwell therein, so be it. But firstshe must visit her house alone. " "Nonsense, " said Mr. Clifford angrily. "I will not have it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Be not afraid of what you may see, " he added, "for know, white people, that save my forefathers and myself, none have entered this place sincethe Portuguese perished here, nor have we, who do but come hither topray and receive the word of the Munwali, ever ventured to disturb it. As it was, so it is. Come, Lady, come; she whose spirit goes with youwas the last of your white race to pass this door. It is thereforefitting that your feet and her spirit should be the first to enter itagain. " Ben...ita hung back a little, for the adventure was eerie, then, determinedthat she would show no fear in the presence of this old priest, took thethin hand he stretched out to her, and walked forward with head erect. The two men began to follow her, but the Molimo stopped them, saying: "Not so. The maiden enters first alone with me; it is her house, andshould it please her to ask you to dwell therein, so be it. But firstshe must visit her house alone. " "Nonsense, " said Mr. Clifford angrily. "I will not have it.
What to read after Benita An African Romance 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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