Child of Storm
Child of Storm
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" Now these men raised a great cry of "Inkoosi!" and, running up, oldTshoza seized my hand and kissed it.
"Your heart is big, " he cried; "you drop fatness! Although you are sosmall, the spirit of a king lives in you, and the wisdom of theheavens. " Thus he praised me, while all the others joined in, till the din wasawful. Saduko thanked me also in his magnificent manner. Yet I do notthink that he was altogether pleased, although my great gift relievedhim from the necessity of sharing up the sp...oil with his companions. Thetruth was, or so I believe, that he understood that henceforth theAmangwane would love me better than they loved him. This, indeed, proved to be the case, for I am sure that there was no man among allthose wild fellows who would not have served me to the death, and tothis day my name is a power among them and their descendants. Also ithas grown into something of a proverb among all those Kafirs who knowthe story. They talk of any great act of liberality in an idiom as "agift of Macumazana, " and in the same way of one who makes any remarkablerenunciation, as "a wearer of Macumazana's blanket, " or as "he who hasstolen Macumazana's shadow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Now these men raised a great cry of "Inkoosi!" and, running up, oldTshoza seized my hand and kissed it.
"Your heart is big, " he cried; "you drop fatness! Although you are sosmall, the spirit of a king lives in you, and the wisdom of theheavens. " Thus he praised me, while all the others joined in, till the din wasawful. Saduko thanked me also in his magnificent manner. Yet I do notthink that he was altogether pleased, although my great gift relievedhim from the necessity of sharing up the sp...oil with his companions. Thetruth was, or so I believe, that he understood that henceforth theAmangwane would love me better than they loved him. This, indeed, proved to be the case, for I am sure that there was no man among allthose wild fellows who would not have served me to the death, and tothis day my name is a power among them and their descendants. Also ithas grown into something of a proverb among all those Kafirs who knowthe story. They talk of any great act of liberality in an idiom as "agift of Macumazana, " and in the same way of one who makes any remarkablerenunciation, as "a wearer of Macumazana's blanket, " or as "he who hasstolen Macumazana's shadow.
What to read after Child of Storm?
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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