Five Years With the Congo Cannibals
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H. W.
London : September 8, 1890.
The illustrations on pp. 112 and 115 are from photogi'aphs kindly given to me by Mr. Darby, the Baptist missionary of Lukolola.
Mr. W. J. Davy rendered me valuable aid by developing my photographic negatives.
(t J PART I. LOWER CONGO, FIVE YEAR.^ WITH THE CONGO CANNIBALS.
CHAPTER I.
INTRODUCTORY.
BOVIIOOD — SaIMNT, FOH XkW ZkALAXD — SKVtN YEAKS KOIOIIINC IT— VoYAfJK HOIND TIIK IIouN— BoKNEO — Death uk Fuank. Havto. N — Retckn to Enci. Axu— JosfErii 11 attox.
1 ...N irresistible desire to see the great world, to wander through /\ strange countries, and to associate with barbarians who dwell far from the jostlinji; and hurrying of civiHzation, prompted me to leave my English home at the age of fifteen, and to seek incident in a roving life away from my own kitli and kin.
When I acknowledge that the only prize I ever gained at school was a pocket telescope awarded mo by the committee of athletic sports for my acrobatic performance upon tlie horizontal bar ; when I state that my literary taste was confined to i-ecords of travel and adventure, and that I eag(Mly read every book upon these subjects from Herodotus to Robinson Crusoe— in wliom, by the way, I took a deep personal interest — further comment upon my boyhood is needless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. W.
London : September 8, 1890.
The illustrations on pp. 112 and 115 are from photogi'aphs kindly given to me by Mr. Darby, the Baptist missionary of Lukolola.
Mr. W. J. Davy rendered me valuable aid by developing my photographic negatives.
(t J PART I. LOWER CONGO, FIVE YEAR.^ WITH THE CONGO CANNIBALS.
CHAPTER I.
INTRODUCTORY.
BOVIIOOD — SaIMNT, FOH XkW ZkALAXD — SKVtN YEAKS KOIOIIINC IT— VoYAfJK HOIND TIIK IIouN— BoKNEO — Death uk Fuank. Havto. N — Retckn to Enci. Axu— JosfErii 11 attox.
1 ...N irresistible desire to see the great world, to wander through /\ strange countries, and to associate with barbarians who dwell far from the jostlinji; and hurrying of civiHzation, prompted me to leave my English home at the age of fifteen, and to seek incident in a roving life away from my own kitli and kin.
When I acknowledge that the only prize I ever gained at school was a pocket telescope awarded mo by the committee of athletic sports for my acrobatic performance upon tlie horizontal bar ; when I state that my literary taste was confined to i-ecords of travel and adventure, and that I eag(Mly read every book upon these subjects from Herodotus to Robinson Crusoe— in wliom, by the way, I took a deep personal interest — further comment upon my boyhood is needless.
What to read after Five Years With the Congo Cannibals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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