Heroes of Modern Africa True Stories of the Intrepid Bravery And Stirring Adven
Heroes of Modern Africa True Stories of the Intrepid Bravery And Stirring Adven
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Thence he canoed down the Shir^ River, which runs south into the Zambezi.
Between Matabeleland and the Zambezi Kerr passed through several unknown lands and tribes. He lived on what he shot, lost nearly all his botanical specimens, but made many geographical notes.
Walter Montagu was a son of Lord Charles Kerr (pro- nounced Carr), and a good-looking Scot, a keen hunter, and a bold adventurer. His lonely journey made him familiar with the natives, who sometimes were so surprised by his appearanc...e among them that they took him for a spirit from another world.
He tells us that, like Thomson, in reading about the old explorers he was fired with the thought that some day he too would wander over virgin soil on the dark, mysterious continent of Africa.
But fate took him first to other savage lands. It was not till December 1883 that he left Dartmouth for the Cape 126 ALONE THROUGH THE UNKNOWN in the Drummond Castle, with only a vague notion of what he should do next.
He studied the map, and found that the fewest names of places lay between Matabeleland and Nyassa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thence he canoed down the Shir^ River, which runs south into the Zambezi.
Between Matabeleland and the Zambezi Kerr passed through several unknown lands and tribes. He lived on what he shot, lost nearly all his botanical specimens, but made many geographical notes.
Walter Montagu was a son of Lord Charles Kerr (pro- nounced Carr), and a good-looking Scot, a keen hunter, and a bold adventurer. His lonely journey made him familiar with the natives, who sometimes were so surprised by his appearanc...e among them that they took him for a spirit from another world.
He tells us that, like Thomson, in reading about the old explorers he was fired with the thought that some day he too would wander over virgin soil on the dark, mysterious continent of Africa.
But fate took him first to other savage lands. It was not till December 1883 that he left Dartmouth for the Cape 126 ALONE THROUGH THE UNKNOWN in the Drummond Castle, with only a vague notion of what he should do next.
He studied the map, and found that the fewest names of places lay between Matabeleland and Nyassa.
What to read after Heroes of Modern Africa True Stories of the Intrepid Bravery And Stirring Adven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Gilliat to read onlineMoreLess
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