In Desert And Wilderness
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Nor was healways unsuccessful. At times some former soldier or officer of theEgyptian Khedive gave him a few piastres or a few dried figs, andpromised to aid him on the following day. Once he happened to meet amissionary and a sister of charity, who, hearing his story, bemoanedthe fate of both children, and though they themselves were wasted withhunger, shared with him everything which they had. They also promisedto visit them in the huts and did actually come the next day in thehope that they ...might succeed in taking the children with them until thetime of the departure of the post. But Gebhr with Chamis drove themaway with courbashes. On the following day Stas met them again andreceived from them a little measure of rice together with two quininepowders, which the missionary instructed him to save most carefully inthe expectation that in Fashoda fever inevitably awaited both.
"You will ride now, " he said, "alongside of the dense floating massesin the White Nile or the so-called 'sudds'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor was healways unsuccessful. At times some former soldier or officer of theEgyptian Khedive gave him a few piastres or a few dried figs, andpromised to aid him on the following day. Once he happened to meet amissionary and a sister of charity, who, hearing his story, bemoanedthe fate of both children, and though they themselves were wasted withhunger, shared with him everything which they had. They also promisedto visit them in the huts and did actually come the next day in thehope that they ...might succeed in taking the children with them until thetime of the departure of the post. But Gebhr with Chamis drove themaway with courbashes. On the following day Stas met them again andreceived from them a little measure of rice together with two quininepowders, which the missionary instructed him to save most carefully inthe expectation that in Fashoda fever inevitably awaited both.
"You will ride now, " he said, "alongside of the dense floating massesin the White Nile or the so-called 'sudds'.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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