On the Coromandel Coast
On the Coromandel Coast
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Bending their bodies forward they drew themselves up with a furious jerk as they fetched fresh breath to con- tinue the wonderful outpouring of syllables. Occasionally they emphasised their words by spitting on the ground.
The whole thing came to a sudden and inconsequent end. The owner of the buffalo put a coin into the hand of the gardener after an amicable discussion, rose to his feet, and approached the women. In an ordinary busi- nesslike manner he administered a thump with his fist THE IN...DIAN GAKDEN 225 upon the back of his wife and ordered her to fetch out the imprisoned animal. She meekly obeyed without any resentment, and after a few disjointed sentences the party disappeared down the road. The stable women retired into their godowns, and peace reigned in the compound. After a few impoundings the garden was troubled no more by trespassers.
Buffaloes in a road are unpleasant creatures to pass. They invariably cross over with a heavy porcine gait, without any warning, just in front of the horse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bending their bodies forward they drew themselves up with a furious jerk as they fetched fresh breath to con- tinue the wonderful outpouring of syllables. Occasionally they emphasised their words by spitting on the ground.
The whole thing came to a sudden and inconsequent end. The owner of the buffalo put a coin into the hand of the gardener after an amicable discussion, rose to his feet, and approached the women. In an ordinary busi- nesslike manner he administered a thump with his fist THE IN...DIAN GAKDEN 225 upon the back of his wife and ordered her to fetch out the imprisoned animal. She meekly obeyed without any resentment, and after a few disjointed sentences the party disappeared down the road. The stable women retired into their godowns, and peace reigned in the compound. After a few impoundings the garden was troubled no more by trespassers.
Buffaloes in a road are unpleasant creatures to pass. They invariably cross over with a heavy porcine gait, without any warning, just in front of the horse.
What to read after On the Coromandel Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Emily Farr Penny to read onlineMoreLess
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