Dream Life And Real Life; a Little African Story
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She held her breath. Not a cony in all the rocks was so still.
"They can never find me here, " she said; and she knelt, and listened toevery word they said. She could hear it all.
"You may have all the money, " said the Bushman; "but I want the cask ofbrandy. I will set the roof alight in six places, for a Dutchman burntmy mother once alive in a hut, with three children. " "You are sure there is no one else on the farm?" said the navvy.
"No, I have told you till I am tired, " said Dirk; "The tw...o Kaffirs havegone with the son to town; and the maids have gone to a dance; there isonly the old man and the two women left. " "But suppose, " said the navvy, "he should have the gun at his bedside, and loaded!" "He never has, " said Dirk; "it hangs in the passage, and the cartridgestoo. He never thought when he bought it what work it was for! I onlywish the little white girl was there still, " said Dirk; "but she isdrowned. We traced her footmarks to the great pool that has no bottom. " She listened to every word, and they talked on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She held her breath. Not a cony in all the rocks was so still.
"They can never find me here, " she said; and she knelt, and listened toevery word they said. She could hear it all.
"You may have all the money, " said the Bushman; "but I want the cask ofbrandy. I will set the roof alight in six places, for a Dutchman burntmy mother once alive in a hut, with three children. " "You are sure there is no one else on the farm?" said the navvy.
"No, I have told you till I am tired, " said Dirk; "The tw...o Kaffirs havegone with the son to town; and the maids have gone to a dance; there isonly the old man and the two women left. " "But suppose, " said the navvy, "he should have the gun at his bedside, and loaded!" "He never has, " said Dirk; "it hangs in the passage, and the cartridgestoo. He never thought when he bought it what work it was for! I onlywish the little white girl was there still, " said Dirk; "but she isdrowned. We traced her footmarks to the great pool that has no bottom. " She listened to every word, and they talked on.
What to read after Dream Life And Real Life; a Little African Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schreiner Olive to read onlineMoreLess
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