Lost in the Jungle
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I did not sleep at all that night ; I did not wish to do so ; and, as I was seated by the fire, I thought of the strange life I had led for some time past how strange every thing was from what I had been accustomed to see at home. There was not a tree in the forest that we had in ours, and the face of a white man had not been seen by me for a very long time.
The night passed slowly, but at last the cries of the partridges reminded me that daylight was not far off. When the twilight came, it was... of very short duration ; the birds began to sing, the insects to move about, the monkeys to chatter, but the hyena, the leopard T and oth- 126 L OST IN THE JUNGLE.
er night -animals had retired long before the sunlight into their dens.
Then I got up and roasted a plantain, which I ate ; forthwith I shouldered rny gun and started back for the village by a hunting-path that I knew.
Coming to the banks of a stream, where the water was as pure and limpid as crystal, I seated myself by the charming rivulet, thinking I would refresh myself by taking a bath, when lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not sleep at all that night ; I did not wish to do so ; and, as I was seated by the fire, I thought of the strange life I had led for some time past how strange every thing was from what I had been accustomed to see at home. There was not a tree in the forest that we had in ours, and the face of a white man had not been seen by me for a very long time.
The night passed slowly, but at last the cries of the partridges reminded me that daylight was not far off. When the twilight came, it was... of very short duration ; the birds began to sing, the insects to move about, the monkeys to chatter, but the hyena, the leopard T and oth- 126 L OST IN THE JUNGLE.
er night -animals had retired long before the sunlight into their dens.
Then I got up and roasted a plantain, which I ate ; forthwith I shouldered rny gun and started back for the village by a hunting-path that I knew.
Coming to the banks of a stream, where the water was as pure and limpid as crystal, I seated myself by the charming rivulet, thinking I would refresh myself by taking a bath, when lo !
What to read after Lost in the Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Belloni Du Chaillu to read onlineMoreLess
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