In the Amazon Jungle
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Then someone said, "_Sucuruju_. " Few people can comprehend the feeling that creeps intoone's heart when this word is pronounced, under such circumstances, in the far-off forest, in the middle of the night. The wordmeans boa-constrictor, but it meant a lot more at this moment. Anindescribable feeling of awe seized me. I knew now that I was to facethe awful master of the swamps, the great silent monster of the river, of which so much had been said, and which so few ever meet in its lair.
Running... the canoe ashore we advanced in single file. I now had achance to inspect the object. On a soft, muddy sand-bar, half hiddenby dead branches, I beheld a somewhat cone-shaped mass about sevenfeet in height. From the base of this came the neck and head of thesnake, flat on the ground, with beady eyes staring at us as we slowlyadvanced and stopped. The snake was coiled, forming an enormous pileof round, scaly monstrosity, large enough to crush us all to death atonce. We had stopped at a distance of about fifteen feet from him, and looked at each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then someone said, "_Sucuruju_. " Few people can comprehend the feeling that creeps intoone's heart when this word is pronounced, under such circumstances, in the far-off forest, in the middle of the night. The wordmeans boa-constrictor, but it meant a lot more at this moment. Anindescribable feeling of awe seized me. I knew now that I was to facethe awful master of the swamps, the great silent monster of the river, of which so much had been said, and which so few ever meet in its lair.
Running... the canoe ashore we advanced in single file. I now had achance to inspect the object. On a soft, muddy sand-bar, half hiddenby dead branches, I beheld a somewhat cone-shaped mass about sevenfeet in height. From the base of this came the neck and head of thesnake, flat on the ground, with beady eyes staring at us as we slowlyadvanced and stopped. The snake was coiled, forming an enormous pileof round, scaly monstrosity, large enough to crush us all to death atonce. We had stopped at a distance of about fifteen feet from him, and looked at each other.
What to read after In the Amazon Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lange Algot to read onlineMoreLess
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