Pioneers in Congo
Pioneers in Congo
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I had nursed Mr. Lapsley in all his fevers, and he in turn had nursed me; and now the Master had separated us more than a thousand miles apart and had called \/ him, the better prepared of the two, to himself. The next day I wrote the following letter to his dear mother : Luebo, Congo Independent State, W. C. Africa, March 26, 1892. Dear Mrs. Lapsley: I know that you have wondered why I have not written you, or why I was not the first to break to you the sad news, but as you may know we were a ...thousand miles apart, and at Congo Cloth MR. LAPSLEY'S LAST JOURNEY 89 this point of the interior we get a steamer once, or perchance twice a year.
About the 1st of January, your darling son was sick with a fever. In three days he was feeling much better. A steam- er, the "Florida, " came in just then. Mr. Lapsley and I both thought that a change for a month or so would be beneficial to him, and he also had some business with the governor about our land. He thought to accomplish this and look after the transport at the same time, so he secured passage and left January 6, 1892, for Stanley Pool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had nursed Mr. Lapsley in all his fevers, and he in turn had nursed me; and now the Master had separated us more than a thousand miles apart and had called \/ him, the better prepared of the two, to himself. The next day I wrote the following letter to his dear mother : Luebo, Congo Independent State, W. C. Africa, March 26, 1892. Dear Mrs. Lapsley: I know that you have wondered why I have not written you, or why I was not the first to break to you the sad news, but as you may know we were a ...thousand miles apart, and at Congo Cloth MR. LAPSLEY'S LAST JOURNEY 89 this point of the interior we get a steamer once, or perchance twice a year.
About the 1st of January, your darling son was sick with a fever. In three days he was feeling much better. A steam- er, the "Florida, " came in just then. Mr. Lapsley and I both thought that a change for a month or so would be beneficial to him, and he also had some business with the governor about our land. He thought to accomplish this and look after the transport at the same time, so he secured passage and left January 6, 1892, for Stanley Pool.
What to read after Pioneers in Congo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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