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" We sat till evening. The sinking sun threw a strong light from behind us upon the granite hill, whilst in the distance the Billiga-runguns were bathed in purple light, deepening to blue in the gorges. The smoke of evening fires began to ascend from the small hamlet of Hebsoor away to our left, and a thick white cloud of dust moving slowly along the river bank towards the village marked the return homewards of the village herds.
There would only be sufficient light to shoot at so long a range ...as seventy yards for half-an-hour or more, and I was beginning to fear the tigress might not return during daylight. The afternoon had been hot, and I had drunk all the water in the bottle, whilst patient Bommay Gouda, who, being of good caste, could not drink from my bottle, had sat with his bare back exposed to the grilling sun, watching without a movement. At this time of the year — January — the change in temperature in Mysore, and, in fact, the whole of India, between day and night, is very considerable, sometimes upwards of thirty degrees, and as the sun neared the horizon the evening quickly became chilly, but this disturbed Bommay Gouda no 128 ENCOUNTERS WITH WILD BEASTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We sat till evening. The sinking sun threw a strong light from behind us upon the granite hill, whilst in the distance the Billiga-runguns were bathed in purple light, deepening to blue in the gorges. The smoke of evening fires began to ascend from the small hamlet of Hebsoor away to our left, and a thick white cloud of dust moving slowly along the river bank towards the village marked the return homewards of the village herds.
There would only be sufficient light to shoot at so long a range ...as seventy yards for half-an-hour or more, and I was beginning to fear the tigress might not return during daylight. The afternoon had been hot, and I had drunk all the water in the bottle, whilst patient Bommay Gouda, who, being of good caste, could not drink from my bottle, had sat with his bare back exposed to the grilling sun, watching without a movement. At this time of the year — January — the change in temperature in Mysore, and, in fact, the whole of India, between day and night, is very considerable, sometimes upwards of thirty degrees, and as the sun neared the horizon the evening quickly became chilly, but this disturbed Bommay Gouda no 128 ENCOUNTERS WITH WILD BEASTS.
What to read after Encounters With Wild Beasts;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fillmore Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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