Hunting the Lions
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Having said thus much about his general character and appearance, weshall resume the thread of our story, and show how the lions behaved toTom Brown and his friends the very night after the event narrated in thelast chapter.
The hunters had got back to the wagons, and were about to turn in forthe night, in order to recruit for the work of the following day, whenthe sky became overcast, and gave every indication of a coming storm. Abuffalo bull had been shot by Pearson an hour before the arrival... of ourhero and his companions, and the Caffres were busily engaged on hiscarcass. A fire had been lighted, the animal cut up, and part of himroasted, and the natives alternately ate a lump of roasted flesh and anequal quantity of the inside raw! When the sky began to darken, however, they desisted for a time, and set about making preparations forthe coming storm.
It burst upon them ere long with awful fury and grandeur, the elementswarring with incredible vehemence. Rain fell in such floods that it wasscarcely possible to keep the fires burning, and the night was so pitchydark that the hand could scarcely be seen when held close to the eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having said thus much about his general character and appearance, weshall resume the thread of our story, and show how the lions behaved toTom Brown and his friends the very night after the event narrated in thelast chapter.
The hunters had got back to the wagons, and were about to turn in forthe night, in order to recruit for the work of the following day, whenthe sky became overcast, and gave every indication of a coming storm. Abuffalo bull had been shot by Pearson an hour before the arrival... of ourhero and his companions, and the Caffres were busily engaged on hiscarcass. A fire had been lighted, the animal cut up, and part of himroasted, and the natives alternately ate a lump of roasted flesh and anequal quantity of the inside raw! When the sky began to darken, however, they desisted for a time, and set about making preparations forthe coming storm.
It burst upon them ere long with awful fury and grandeur, the elementswarring with incredible vehemence. Rain fell in such floods that it wasscarcely possible to keep the fires burning, and the night was so pitchydark that the hand could scarcely be seen when held close to the eyes.
What to read after Hunting the Lions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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