Last Journals of David Livingstone Ii of 2 0 4
Last Journals of David Livingstone Ii of 2 0 4
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Rain came down abundantly.
_10th January, 1872. _--Across a very lovely green country of open forestall fresh, and like an English gentleman's park. Game plentiful. Tree-covered mountains right and left, and much brown hæmatite on thelevels. Course E. A range of mountains appears about three miles off onour right.
_11th January, 1872. _--Off through open forest for three hours east, then cook, and go on east another three hours, over very rough rocky, hilly country. River Mtambahu.
_12th Januar...y, 1872. _--Off early, and pouring rain came down; as weadvance the country is undulating. We cross a rivulet 15 yards widegoing north, and at another of 3 yards came to a halt; all wet anduncomfortable.
The people pick up many mushrooms and manendinga roots, like turnips. There are buffaloes near us in great numbers.
_13th January, 1872. _--Fine morning. Went through an undulating hillycountry clothed with upland trees for three hours, then breakfast in anopen glade, with bottom of rocks of brown hæmatite, and a hole withrain-water in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rain came down abundantly.
_10th January, 1872. _--Across a very lovely green country of open forestall fresh, and like an English gentleman's park. Game plentiful. Tree-covered mountains right and left, and much brown hæmatite on thelevels. Course E. A range of mountains appears about three miles off onour right.
_11th January, 1872. _--Off through open forest for three hours east, then cook, and go on east another three hours, over very rough rocky, hilly country. River Mtambahu.
_12th Januar...y, 1872. _--Off early, and pouring rain came down; as weadvance the country is undulating. We cross a rivulet 15 yards widegoing north, and at another of 3 yards came to a halt; all wet anduncomfortable.
The people pick up many mushrooms and manendinga roots, like turnips. There are buffaloes near us in great numbers.
_13th January, 1872. _--Fine morning. Went through an undulating hillycountry clothed with upland trees for three hours, then breakfast in anopen glade, with bottom of rocks of brown hæmatite, and a hole withrain-water in it.
What to read after Last Journals of David Livingstone Ii of 2 0 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Livingstone David to read onlineMoreLess
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