From Cairo to the Cataract
From Cairo to the Cataract
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The weary donkey ambled gently forward. The runners nearly exhausted by strangulation, and anx- ious to end their agony as soon as possible, kept whacking the animal, allowing no pauses despite the outcries of its rider.
B. Clung to her donkey -boy till he pleaded with her not to tear the clothes off his back. It is immensely amusing, for none of the inexperienced will own to being afraid. One little Englishman growing confidential, con- fessed to B. That he had not been on a donkey for nine ye...ars. Just then his runner laid on with a heavy stick, the donkey leaped for- ward and the gentleman in question came a cropper backwards in the sand.
We were just in time for five o'clock tea which is served on the upper deck in the open salon amidships. Easy chairs, table, and piano make this a delightful lounging place, cozy and comfortable. Here Madam Shinn and two or three elderly people had spent the day writing letters, playing chess, and read- ing their Baedekers. They inquired eagerly for details of our trip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weary donkey ambled gently forward. The runners nearly exhausted by strangulation, and anx- ious to end their agony as soon as possible, kept whacking the animal, allowing no pauses despite the outcries of its rider.
B. Clung to her donkey -boy till he pleaded with her not to tear the clothes off his back. It is immensely amusing, for none of the inexperienced will own to being afraid. One little Englishman growing confidential, con- fessed to B. That he had not been on a donkey for nine ye...ars. Just then his runner laid on with a heavy stick, the donkey leaped for- ward and the gentleman in question came a cropper backwards in the sand.
We were just in time for five o'clock tea which is served on the upper deck in the open salon amidships. Easy chairs, table, and piano make this a delightful lounging place, cozy and comfortable. Here Madam Shinn and two or three elderly people had spent the day writing letters, playing chess, and read- ing their Baedekers. They inquired eagerly for details of our trip.
What to read after From Cairo to the Cataract?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Mabury Carson to read onlineMoreLess
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