Black Ivory
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Will you take me with you to the shores of the great salt lake?"said Kambira, in a low, pathetic tone, "will you make me your servant, your slave?" "Most gladly will I take you with me as _a friend_, " returned Harold. "I need not ask why you wish to go, " he added, --"you go to seek Azinte?" "Yes, " cried the chief, springing up wildly and drawing himself up tohis full height, "I go to seek Azinte. Ho! up men! up! Ye have feastedenough and slept enough for one night. Who knows but the slavers ...may beat our huts while we lie idly here? Up! Let us go!" The ringing tones acted like a magic spell. Savage camps are soonpitched and sooner raised. In a few minutes the obedient hunters hadbundled up all their possessions, and in less than a quarter of an hourthe whole band was tracking its way by moonlight through the pathlessjungle.
The pace at which they travelled home was much more rapid than that atwhich they had set out on their expedition. Somehow, the vigorous tonesin which Kambira had given command to break up the camp, coupled withhis words, roused the idea that he must have received information ofdanger threatening the village, and some of the more anxious husbandsand fathers, unable to restrain themselves, left the party altogetherand ran back the whole way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you take me with you to the shores of the great salt lake?"said Kambira, in a low, pathetic tone, "will you make me your servant, your slave?" "Most gladly will I take you with me as _a friend_, " returned Harold. "I need not ask why you wish to go, " he added, --"you go to seek Azinte?" "Yes, " cried the chief, springing up wildly and drawing himself up tohis full height, "I go to seek Azinte. Ho! up men! up! Ye have feastedenough and slept enough for one night. Who knows but the slavers ...may beat our huts while we lie idly here? Up! Let us go!" The ringing tones acted like a magic spell. Savage camps are soonpitched and sooner raised. In a few minutes the obedient hunters hadbundled up all their possessions, and in less than a quarter of an hourthe whole band was tracking its way by moonlight through the pathlessjungle.
The pace at which they travelled home was much more rapid than that atwhich they had set out on their expedition. Somehow, the vigorous tonesin which Kambira had given command to break up the camp, coupled withhis words, roused the idea that he must have received information ofdanger threatening the village, and some of the more anxious husbandsand fathers, unable to restrain themselves, left the party altogetherand ran back the whole way.
What to read after Black Ivory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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