Cartagena; Or, the Lost Brigade;
Cartagena; Or, the Lost Brigade;
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Nevertheless they enjoyed the luscious plantains and pulpy mameis, which they ate with their coarse shipbread, and scooi>ed out the cold, creamy pulp of the cocoa nuts with their knives, not without some little apprehension of sud- den surprise, for they were at least a league and a half from any support in case of attack.
"Juba, go and fill my canteen yonder," said the oflBcer of engineers to the Jamaica negro who had accompanied him. The negro rose slowly, and grum- bling at being disturbed, ...shambled off to the brook, and was about to fill the receptacle when, with a kind of howl of terror, he sprang backward and ran at full speed toward the party, followed rapidly by a huge, yellowish snake. The boa, on seeing the oth- ers, suddenly threw itself into a coil, and, as if fear- ing to advance, yet unwilling to retreat, reared its shining crest above the convoluted folds, and with glittering eyes, erected fangs and forked tongue vi- brating like a lambent flame, filled the air with loud hisses, which seemed to be echoed and re-echoed from the woods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless they enjoyed the luscious plantains and pulpy mameis, which they ate with their coarse shipbread, and scooi>ed out the cold, creamy pulp of the cocoa nuts with their knives, not without some little apprehension of sud- den surprise, for they were at least a league and a half from any support in case of attack.
"Juba, go and fill my canteen yonder," said the oflBcer of engineers to the Jamaica negro who had accompanied him. The negro rose slowly, and grum- bling at being disturbed, ...shambled off to the brook, and was about to fill the receptacle when, with a kind of howl of terror, he sprang backward and ran at full speed toward the party, followed rapidly by a huge, yellowish snake. The boa, on seeing the oth- ers, suddenly threw itself into a coil, and, as if fear- ing to advance, yet unwilling to retreat, reared its shining crest above the convoluted folds, and with glittering eyes, erected fangs and forked tongue vi- brating like a lambent flame, filled the air with loud hisses, which seemed to be echoed and re-echoed from the woods.
What to read after Cartagena; Or, the Lost Brigade;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Winslow Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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