Fairy Tales From South Africa
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Then the loner line of the eastern plains grew clearer and G " O sharper, and slowly the wonderful winter moon arose.
At that very moment the King of the Waters raised his head from the pool and darted to- wards his bride.
"The lobola is paid, " he cried. "Come, let us go. " Then Timba rose and the serpent lifted her on his back. She put her arms round his neck and they started to swim down the river under the great white moon. They passed the silent kraals and the empty fields, and then they c...ame to wide silvery plains stretching as far as eye could see. The river flowed without sound. And all the time the King of the Waters never spoke nor turned his head.
As the dawn appeared they reached the borders of a forest. For many an hour they had seen no kraal nor any human being, and here the bush was so thick that no one could 91 The Serpent's Bride vm hope to get through it. The great serpent took his bride to the bank and set her down.
"Now remember, " said he, "never be afraid. " Then he disappeared without another word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the loner line of the eastern plains grew clearer and G " O sharper, and slowly the wonderful winter moon arose.
At that very moment the King of the Waters raised his head from the pool and darted to- wards his bride.
"The lobola is paid, " he cried. "Come, let us go. " Then Timba rose and the serpent lifted her on his back. She put her arms round his neck and they started to swim down the river under the great white moon. They passed the silent kraals and the empty fields, and then they c...ame to wide silvery plains stretching as far as eye could see. The river flowed without sound. And all the time the King of the Waters never spoke nor turned his head.
As the dawn appeared they reached the borders of a forest. For many an hour they had seen no kraal nor any human being, and here the bush was so thick that no one could 91 The Serpent's Bride vm hope to get through it. The great serpent took his bride to the bank and set her down.
"Now remember, " said he, "never be afraid. " Then he disappeared without another word.
What to read after Fairy Tales From South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E J Bourhill to read onlineMoreLess
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