Franois Coillard
Franois Coillard
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" So wrote Coillard at his journey's end. But the joy he felt most Keenly was to find himself able to speak with the natives in 36 SOLDIER AND SERVANT SERIES the old familiar Sesuto and to know that the opportunity so long sought was at last within view.
No sooner had they pitched camp at Leshoma than they forgot all about rest and decided on an excursion to the famous Victoria Falls. A sight-seeing tour was in itself a novelty, refreshing and rare. They set about it in true picnicking spirit, ...and looked back upon it ever after as "one of the brightest spots in their lives. " Travelling in litters or on foot along the bank or on the river itself in the little native canoes, they followed the Zambezi to the point where it breaks in the stupendous cataracts known to the natives as ''Thundering Smoke. " Everywhere their spirits were revived not only by the beauty of the river but by the wel- come that awaited them at every Barotsi village. To meet with courtesy and respect at the hands of strangers speak- ing their own adopted tongue was an experience that warmed their hearts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So wrote Coillard at his journey's end. But the joy he felt most Keenly was to find himself able to speak with the natives in 36 SOLDIER AND SERVANT SERIES the old familiar Sesuto and to know that the opportunity so long sought was at last within view.
No sooner had they pitched camp at Leshoma than they forgot all about rest and decided on an excursion to the famous Victoria Falls. A sight-seeing tour was in itself a novelty, refreshing and rare. They set about it in true picnicking spirit, ...and looked back upon it ever after as "one of the brightest spots in their lives. " Travelling in litters or on foot along the bank or on the river itself in the little native canoes, they followed the Zambezi to the point where it breaks in the stupendous cataracts known to the natives as ''Thundering Smoke. " Everywhere their spirits were revived not only by the beauty of the river but by the wel- come that awaited them at every Barotsi village. To meet with courtesy and respect at the hands of strangers speak- ing their own adopted tongue was an experience that warmed their hearts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Thayer Addison to read onlineMoreLess
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