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Goats were browsing about, and, when we made our appearance, a crowd of negroes, all fully armed, ran toward us as if they would eat us up ; some had guns, but the manner in which they were held showed that the owners were more accustomed to bows and arrows than to white men's weapons.
After surrounding and staring at us for an hour, they began to disperse.
The two native Portuguese traders of whom we had heard had erected a little encampment opposite the place where ours was about to be made. ...One of them, whose spine had been injured in youth — a rare sight in this country — came and visited us. I returned the visit next morning. His tall companion had that sickly yellow hue which made him look fairer than myself, but his head was covered with a crop of unmistakable wool. They had a -gang of young female slaves in a chain, hoeing the ground in front of their encampment to clear it of weeds and grass ; these were purchased recently in Lobale, whence the traders had now come. There were many Mambari with them, and the establish- ment was conducted with that military order which pervades all the arrangements of the Portuguese colonists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goats were browsing about, and, when we made our appearance, a crowd of negroes, all fully armed, ran toward us as if they would eat us up ; some had guns, but the manner in which they were held showed that the owners were more accustomed to bows and arrows than to white men's weapons.
After surrounding and staring at us for an hour, they began to disperse.
The two native Portuguese traders of whom we had heard had erected a little encampment opposite the place where ours was about to be made. ...One of them, whose spine had been injured in youth — a rare sight in this country — came and visited us. I returned the visit next morning. His tall companion had that sickly yellow hue which made him look fairer than myself, but his head was covered with a crop of unmistakable wool. They had a -gang of young female slaves in a chain, hoeing the ground in front of their encampment to clear it of weeds and grass ; these were purchased recently in Lobale, whence the traders had now come. There were many Mambari with them, and the establish- ment was conducted with that military order which pervades all the arrangements of the Portuguese colonists.
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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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