In Natures Garden
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When the cave cooled down a bit, Togo made another entry.
This time he did not remain very long, and came out at the end of a few minutes, feeling the effects of some of the smoke, which evidently still hung about the remoter por- tions of the cave.
Old Bahadroo, the shikari, and I were absolutely convinced by now that the bear was dead, but still I did not quite like the idea of going inside. Bahadroo suggested TWO FOOLS AND A DOG 193 making a torch of blue pine wood and going in to see, but t...his I did not agree to, so being a man of some resource he next suggested leading the way with a torch and that I should follow with the rifle. I still did not exactly jump at the idea, but could not very well show that I was afraid when he was so keen, so rather reluctantly acquiesced, espe- cially when he announced that there was nothing to fear from a dead bear !
We had much to learn, and came out of the cave very much scared and muddy men, if not sadder and wiser. Some trouble was taken to select fine resinous bits of wood for the torch, and these were tightly bound together to a pole some four feet long with strands of grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the cave cooled down a bit, Togo made another entry.
This time he did not remain very long, and came out at the end of a few minutes, feeling the effects of some of the smoke, which evidently still hung about the remoter por- tions of the cave.
Old Bahadroo, the shikari, and I were absolutely convinced by now that the bear was dead, but still I did not quite like the idea of going inside. Bahadroo suggested TWO FOOLS AND A DOG 193 making a torch of blue pine wood and going in to see, but t...his I did not agree to, so being a man of some resource he next suggested leading the way with a torch and that I should follow with the rifle. I still did not exactly jump at the idea, but could not very well show that I was afraid when he was so keen, so rather reluctantly acquiesced, espe- cially when he announced that there was nothing to fear from a dead bear !
We had much to learn, and came out of the cave very much scared and muddy men, if not sadder and wiser. Some trouble was taken to select fine resinous bits of wood for the torch, and these were tightly bound together to a pole some four feet long with strands of grass.
What to read after In Natures Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Donald to read onlineMoreLess
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