In Search of the Okapi
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They killed. " "You see, " said the hunter to the two boys, "the pair crouched here;these circular marks in the sand were made by the swing of thetails. They sighted game. One of them--the lioness, no doubt--workedround to drive the game towards the lion. " "It is a guess, " said Compton. "Perhaps the lion stopped because ofhis hurt. " "No; the bleeding has stopped. They not only sighted game, but thelioness drove it from the river-bed towards the lion, and the lionbrought it down. " "Oh, come,... " said Compton. "How can you tell that?" "From the spoor"--laconically. "He sprang twice--here, where healighted the first time; and the second spring landed him on to theneck of an antelope powerful enough to struggle on into that thicketof reeds. There the two of them pulled it down. " "And there he is!" shouted Venning.
He pointed to the right of the reeds, and there was a greatyellowish beast walking away at a slow walk, with its head sunk.
"The lioness, " said the hunter. "Venning, keep by me, but a littlebehind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They killed. " "You see, " said the hunter to the two boys, "the pair crouched here;these circular marks in the sand were made by the swing of thetails. They sighted game. One of them--the lioness, no doubt--workedround to drive the game towards the lion. " "It is a guess, " said Compton. "Perhaps the lion stopped because ofhis hurt. " "No; the bleeding has stopped. They not only sighted game, but thelioness drove it from the river-bed towards the lion, and the lionbrought it down. " "Oh, come,... " said Compton. "How can you tell that?" "From the spoor"--laconically. "He sprang twice--here, where healighted the first time; and the second spring landed him on to theneck of an antelope powerful enough to struggle on into that thicketof reeds. There the two of them pulled it down. " "And there he is!" shouted Venning.
He pointed to the right of the reeds, and there was a greatyellowish beast walking away at a slow walk, with its head sunk.
"The lioness, " said the hunter. "Venning, keep by me, but a littlebehind.
What to read after In Search of the Okapi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glanville Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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