Hunter Quatermain's Story
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' "Although I was so weak, I could not at once follow his advice. To beginwith, my head ached with fever, and I was torn with anxiety as to thefate of the Hottentot Hans; and, indeed, as to our own fate, leftwith sore feet, empty stomachs, and two cartridges, to find our way toBamangwato, forty miles off. Then the mere sensation of knowing thatthere are one or more hungry lions prowling round you somewhere in thedark is disquieting, however well one may be used to it, and, by keepingthe attenti...on on the stretch, tends to prevent one from sleeping. Inaddition to all these troubles, too, I was, I remember, seized witha dreadful longing for a pipe of tobacco, whereas, under thecircumstances, I might as well have longed for the moon.
"At last, however, I fell into an uneasy sleep as full of bad dreams asa prickly pear is of points, one of which, I recollect, was that I wassetting my naked foot upon a cobra which rose upon its tail and hissedmy name, 'Macumazahn, ' into my ear. Indeed, the cobra hissed with suchpersistency that at last I roused myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "Although I was so weak, I could not at once follow his advice. To beginwith, my head ached with fever, and I was torn with anxiety as to thefate of the Hottentot Hans; and, indeed, as to our own fate, leftwith sore feet, empty stomachs, and two cartridges, to find our way toBamangwato, forty miles off. Then the mere sensation of knowing thatthere are one or more hungry lions prowling round you somewhere in thedark is disquieting, however well one may be used to it, and, by keepingthe attenti...on on the stretch, tends to prevent one from sleeping. Inaddition to all these troubles, too, I was, I remember, seized witha dreadful longing for a pipe of tobacco, whereas, under thecircumstances, I might as well have longed for the moon.
"At last, however, I fell into an uneasy sleep as full of bad dreams asa prickly pear is of points, one of which, I recollect, was that I wassetting my naked foot upon a cobra which rose upon its tail and hissedmy name, 'Macumazahn, ' into my ear. Indeed, the cobra hissed with suchpersistency that at last I roused myself.
What to read after Hunter Quatermain's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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