Lodges in the Wilderness
Lodges in the Wilderness
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MORNING, and the cool west wind, laden with refreshment, hastened over the desert's rim to where I lay, still on the border-land of sleep. The sweep- ing garments of the air-spirit were fragrant with the ichor of the sea on whose breast it had slept. Its sandals whispered through the swaying tussocks, its tresses trailed over the bending plumes of the "toa" shocks. It gently tried to draw me back to the mistress I loved and longed for, but was deserting be- cause she would have slain me had I l...ingered at her unpitying feet.
At sunrise I gazed around for one ecstatic moment and again sank to sleep to a zone too deep for dreams to haunt. The long trampings of the previous two nights had made further slumber an almost absolute necessity. Andries might go hang; I would not move. The grateful aroma of coffee wakened me.
I decided to breakfast in bedj that is without emerging from my kaross. Andries deter- mined to go on with the wagon. Hendrick and the horses were to remain with me; also Piet Noona's nephew who would, later, trot on and overtake the wagon with my kaross and panni- kin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MORNING, and the cool west wind, laden with refreshment, hastened over the desert's rim to where I lay, still on the border-land of sleep. The sweep- ing garments of the air-spirit were fragrant with the ichor of the sea on whose breast it had slept. Its sandals whispered through the swaying tussocks, its tresses trailed over the bending plumes of the "toa" shocks. It gently tried to draw me back to the mistress I loved and longed for, but was deserting be- cause she would have slain me had I l...ingered at her unpitying feet.
At sunrise I gazed around for one ecstatic moment and again sank to sleep to a zone too deep for dreams to haunt. The long trampings of the previous two nights had made further slumber an almost absolute necessity. Andries might go hang; I would not move. The grateful aroma of coffee wakened me.
I decided to breakfast in bedj that is without emerging from my kaross. Andries deter- mined to go on with the wagon. Hendrick and the horses were to remain with me; also Piet Noona's nephew who would, later, trot on and overtake the wagon with my kaross and panni- kin.
What to read after Lodges in the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C William Charles Scully to read onlineMoreLess
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